574 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11205

574 Lafayette Avenue is a three-story, two-family residential building constructed in 1899, located in Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood and currently owned by David Eloshvili. The property has undergone significant construction activity from 2018 through 2021, with multiple permits issued for various works including alteration and plumbing installations. The construction period saw several Department of Buildings (DOB) complaints and Environmental Control Board (ECB) violations between 2020 and 2021, primarily related to construction safety compliance.

Notable violations included failure to protect adjoining structures, lack of roof protection, missing guardrails on staircases, and inadequate supervision on the job site during active construction in August 2020, with penalties totaling $3,125. These construction-related issues resulted in multiple stop work orders, though all were subsequently rescinded. Despite the construction challenges, the building has maintained a good record of rodent inspections, passing all inspections from 2020 to 2025, including the most recent inspection in June 2025.

The property's complaint history shows an inspector's inability to gain access during a Training Compliance inspection in January 2021, though this was later resolved. The building's construction phase issues appear to have been addressed, as there have been no building violations or complaints recorded since mid-2021, and all recent permits have been properly obtained and closed out. The property's maintenance record shows consistent compliance with rodent inspections, passing all required checks over the past five years, suggesting that while the building experienced some construction-related challenges, these have been resolved and proper maintenance protocols are being followed.