1125 Dean Street, Brooklyn, NY 11216

1125 Dean Street is a four-story, seven-unit residential building built in 1888 and currently owned by David Beek. The property has maintained an impressive record of rodent control in recent years, with all inspections passing since early 2022, following one initial rat activity report in January 2022.

Bedbug inspections show a consistent lack of infestations since 2019, with the most recent reports from 2023-2025 indicating zero infested units. However, there have been some concerning maintenance issues, including a sewage leak in June 2025 that the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene could not investigate due to access issues. The building has faced several permit-related complaints, notably in October 2019 when a violation was issued for failure to properly post work permits, resulting in an active ECB violation with a $3,125 penalty as of 2023.

Earlier complaints from 2018 included a report of debris or falling materials, though no violations were warranted upon inspection. While the building's environmental control board violations appear limited, there are currently two active DOB violations from March 2022, though specific details are not provided in the records. The property's recent maintenance history shows regular attention to pest control, but the 2025 sewage issue and outstanding violations suggest some ongoing management challenges.