337 11th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11215

The 337 11th Street property in South Slope is a 5-story two-family house built in 1901, currently owned by Nicholas Malafis. The building has experienced several significant events over the past few years, particularly during 2018-2019 when it underwent active construction. During this period, multiple safety violations were documented, including missing handrails on stairs (May 2019), inadequate housekeeping conditions with debris throughout the construction site (May 2019), and failure to maintain proper construction logbooks (May 2019), for which penalties totaling $12,500 were imposed but subsequently resolved.

The Department of Buildings inspected the property several times in 2019, with most complaints being closed and unsubstantiated, including those regarding illegal curb cuts and worker-endangering site conditions. The building's recent history includes a 2021 Housing Maintenance Code violation related to the failure to file the required annual bedbug report, though this violation was closed. Rodent inspections conducted in 2018-2019 showed fluctuating results, with initial rat activity noted in April 2018 followed by passing inspections in June 2018 and November 2019.

Multiple permits were issued between July 2018 and August 2020, indicating ongoing maintenance and construction work during this period, with the most recent being an alteration permit issued on August 28, 2020. The property has experienced various maintenance and compliance issues over the past few years, particularly during its active construction phase, though there have been no recent violations documented in the past few years. The most recent permit issuance dates back to August 2020, suggesting that no significant construction or alteration work has taken place in the past three years.