934 Pacific Street, Brooklyn, NY 11238

934 Pacific Street in Crown Heights is a three-unit, three-story tenement building constructed in 1910, currently owned by Michael Rabinowitz. The building has a documented history of rodent issues, with multiple 311 complaints about rodent signs recorded between 2023 and 2025. Most recently, in June 2025, the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) inspected the property and found no violations, following a pattern in 2024 where the building initially showed rat activity but later inspections resulted in "passed" grades in both May and June 2025.

The property has undergone several bait applications throughout 2024, particularly between January and March, and while there were periods of rat activity, inspections in late 2024 and throughout 2025 have shown improvement. The building's maintenance record shows attention to pest control, with mandatory bedbug reports filed consistently between 2019 and 2024, showing zero infested units during these periods. A housing maintenance code violation was recorded in March 2023 regarding the annual bedbug report filing, but this appears to be administrative in nature.

Additionally, there was a complaint in September 2024 about work being done without a permit in an occupied multiple dwelling, though this was investigated and no violations were found. The Department of Buildings records indicate at least one permit (for emergency work) was issued in November 2018. The building's recent inspections and repair history suggest that while there have been ongoing pest control challenges, particularly with rodents, there have been concerted efforts to address these issues through regular monitoring and baiting programs. The consistent filing of bedbug reports showing no infestations and the recent passing inspections by DOHMH suggest improved management of pest control, though the periodic rodent activity remains a notable concern in the building's recent history.