66 Washington Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11205

66 Washington Avenue is a three-story, four-unit mixed-use building constructed in 1930 in Clinton Hill, currently owned by Catherine Wolf. The property has undergone several significant events over the past decade, with the most pressing concerns occurring between 2019-2022. A noteworthy incident occurred in 2019 when unauthorized construction work was reported involving the removal of columns and beams on the second floor, which led to an Environmental Control Board violation against Caligari Construction Corp.

In early 2021, there was an emergency heat and hot water complaint affecting the entire building, though inspectors were unable to access the premises for verification. The building has maintained a consistent record of compliance with bedbug reporting requirements from 2019 through 2024, showing no evidence of infestation during this period. Recent inspections and maintenance records indicate generally improved conditions, with the latest rodent inspection in March 2023 resulting in a "Passed" designation, following a rat sighting complaint that was also investigated and found to have no violations.

The property has undergone various permitted renovations and improvements from 2020-2022, with multiple work permits issued for electrical and plumbing work. Of particular note, there was an active Local Law 188 compliance inspection in 2021-2022 which concluded with no enforcement action required. The building's violation history shows only one open violation from 2011 regarding carbon monoxide detector requirements in apartment BB, though this appears to be an historical issue as no similar complaints have been recorded since. The property has consistently passed inspections for rodent control, including recent inspections in 2023 and 2013, suggesting effective pest management practices are in place.