575 4Th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11215

The 11-story residential building at 575 4th Avenue in South Slope, owned by David Ennis, was constructed in 2018 and contains 70 units. The property has had relatively few major issues since its construction, with no reported bedbug infestations in the past five years, as evidenced by annual reports showing zero infested units between 2019-2024. The building has undergone regular rodent inspections, with the most recent passing inspection in October 2024, following a bait application in March 2021.

Significant recent concerns include an active violation as of October 2024 regarding the failure to submit required parking structure inspection reports, with a penalty of $2,500 imposed. The building's history shows typical post-construction adjustments and compliance issues. In 2024, there was a health department complaint regarding an unsanitary animal (cat) private property issue that could not be inspected.

In 2022-2023, there was a roof door/hatch complaint that resulted in no violations. The Department of Buildings has documented various inspections and violations over the years, including multiple COVID-19 executive order complaints in 2020 that were resolved without violations. Elevator-related issues were noted in 2021, while both 2019-2020 saw resolution of construction-related violations (including a fully rescinded stop-work order). The building has had several permit issuances and inspections related to safety and maintenance requirements, showing regular oversight and compliance efforts by the property management.