295 Prospect Place, Brooklyn, NY 11238

The three-story, two-unit residential building at 295 Prospect Place in Prospect Heights, owned by Benjamin Saltman and dating back to 1887, has maintained a concerning pattern of compliance issues over the past four years. Most notably, the building has been issued four consecutive Housing Maintenance Code violations from 2021 through 2024, all pertaining to the failure to file the required annual bedbug reports with the HPD, though these violations remain open without certified resolution as of the latest data.

The building's pest control history regarding rodents presents a mixed picture - while there have been three passed inspections since 2023 (most recently in May 2025 and August 2024), there was one documented instance of rat activity in May 2024, suggesting periodic rodent issues despite overall compliance in subsequent inspections. The property's historical data indicates relatively consistent building operation with regular inspections, but the recurring bedbug report violation suggests persistent administrative oversight, with no recorded certification of compliance for these specific violations.

The rat activity incident in 2024, though later addressed through passing inspections, marks the only documented pest control challenge in recent years, counterbalanced by multiple successful inspections both before and after this event. The building, classified as HERETOFORE CONVERTED CLASS A, operates under typical New York City residential regulations, and while the documented violations and pest incidents may raise concerns about maintenance practices, the comparatively high number of successful inspections indicates some level of responsive management to regulatory requirements.