267 Rogers Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11225

267 Rogers Avenue, a 5-story, 165-unit residential building constructed in 2015, has experienced significant maintenance challenges in recent months. The property, owned by the Roman Catholic Church of St. Ignatius, has documented persistent issues with rodent activity, as evidenced by several rat inspections in 2025, with the most recent inspections showing ongoing rat activity in June and July 2025.

Of particular concern are recent health and safety issues, including two mold complaints in April 2025 and multiple failed inspection attempts by housing authorities for various building systems, including heating, flooring, doors, and general unsanitary conditions. The building has active violations from a December 2024 inspection of apartment 224, including issues with water leaks, mold, electrical systems, and evidence of pest infestations. The building's maintenance history shows recurring problems with basic services, including heat and hot water issues reported in February 2025, and multiple violations related to building systems and infrastructure.

The Department of Buildings has noted several serious violations, including an unpermitted installation of plastic access panels throughout the building (active penalty of $1,250) and a leaking hot water heater connection (active penalty of $625) from late 2023 and early 2024, respectively. The building has also failed to properly maintain fire safety systems, as indicated by multiple open violations regarding door closures and emergency egress pathways. While the property has maintained a zero count for bedbug infestations in recent reporting periods, the ongoing rodent issues and multiple open violations suggest significant challenges with building maintenance and resident comfort.