1224 Pacific Street, Brooklyn, NY 11216

1224 Pacific Street is a four-story, 15-unit New Law tenement building constructed in 1905 and currently owned by Lincoln Eccles. The property has experienced several recurring issues over recent years, with the most significant concern being a persistent rodent infestation problem. Between 2024 and 2025, multiple inspections indicated rat activity, though a recent inspection in July 2025 showed a "Passed" result. The building has also faced ongoing heating and hot water system challenges, particularly during January 2022, when multiple complaints were filed regarding system failures.

Violations related to these systems remain active, as evidenced by recent Department of Buildings violation notices for failure to complete required low-pressure system inspections between 2022 and 2023. The building has shown issues with water-related problems, as documented in multiple HPD complaints in January 2023 involving a slow water leak, ceiling problems, and concerns about a bathtub/shower in Apartment 1C, though not all of these resulted in violations. Additional structural and maintenance concerns have been documented, including problems with doors and heating systems in various apartments, and an active Environmental Control Board violation from 2019 regarding boiler/thermal system access signage. The property has maintained a clean record in terms of bedbug infestations, with no reported cases in the past six consecutive reporting periods from 2019 through 2025.

While some complaints have resulted in violations, others were resolved without penalties, and multiple inspection updates indicate ongoing attempts to address various building maintenance challenges. As of July 2025, the building has active violations related to low-pressure system inspections and immediate hazardous conditions that require correction. The most recent issues appear to revolve primarily around pest control and heating system maintenance, though there have been intermittent problems with water systems and building access controls in various units. The property has undergone various inspection attempts for multiple complaints, with varying degrees of access being granted to inspectors.