333 Gates Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11216

The three-story, two-family house at 333 Gates Avenue in Bedford-Stuyvesant, owned by Issa Abdullah, has demonstrated a persistent rodent management challenge since 2020. While the building, constructed in 1899, has maintained relative stability with regular rodent inspections throughout 2022-2025, the data reveals a concerning pattern. Most recently, in June 2025, the property passed an initial inspection, following a pattern of passing inspections in prior years.

However, the building exhibited rat activity in December 2024, and two bait applications were required in December 2021, indicating a response to an active infestation at that time. Notably, there remains an open rodent-related complaint from September 2020 with the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, concerning conditions attracting rodents, though this is not directly measurable in terms of current rodent activity. The building's inspection record shows a mixed picture of rodent management, with inspections in 2023 and 2024 generally passing, except for the December 2024 instance of rat activity.

The property has undergone both initial and compliance inspections during this period, suggesting some level of regulatory oversight and attention to pest management. While the most recent inspections have resulted in passing grades, the historical record indicates that rodent management has required ongoing attention and intervention, particularly between 2021-2024. The property owners appear to have responded to rodent issues when identified, as evidenced by the bait application in December 2021 and passing inspections thereafter, though the open complaint from September 2020 remains an unresolved matter in the records.