1529 Pacific Street, Brooklyn, NY 11213

The three-story, three-unit building at 1529 Pacific Street in Crown Heights, owned by Reginald Lewis, has shown consistent attention to pest management over the past several years. The building, constructed in 1879 and classified as a "Heretofore Converted Class A" structure, has maintained an impressive record regarding bedbug reporting from 2020 through the current date, with all five annual reports showing zero infested units, zero eradicated units, and zero re-infested units.

This pattern suggests effective pest management practices have been consistently implemented. The building's rodent management history reveals a mixed record, with a rat activity report in May 2018 followed by a successful compliance inspection in June 2018.

While the initial rat activity was concerning, the rapid response and subsequent passing inspection indicates prompt action to address the issue. It's worth noting that no rodent-related incidents have been reported in the subsequent years, suggesting either an absence of the issue or effective long-term management. The building's documented history shows no significant safety concerns or quality-of-life issues in recent years, with the most notable challenges being the temporary rat activity in 2018 and the need for annual bedbug monitoring - both of which appear to have been effectively managed.