387 Grand Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11238

The 3-story, 7-unit building at 387 Grand Avenue in Clinton Hill, owned by Leo Wyatt, has a concerning history of regulatory non-compliance spanning multiple years. Most notably, there is a persistent pattern of violations related to bedbug report filing requirements under the Housing Maintenance Code (HMC), with open violations from 2021 through 2024 indicating failure to submit the mandatory annual bedbug reports as required by HPD regulations.

Additionally, the building has multiple active Department of Buildings (DOB) violations for failure to file external low-pressure inspection reports from 2018 through 2023, representing a significant lapse in maintaining required safety inspections for this critical building system. A separate violation dating back to January 2020 relates to the failure to file the 2017 annual boiler inspection report, which, while older, underscores ongoing issues with timely compliance to essential safety requirements.

This pattern of persistent violations raises concerns about the building's maintenance oversight, particularly regarding both pest management and essential safety systems. The property's registration as "HEREAFTER CONVERTED CLASS B" suggests it underwent a conversion process, though the specific details of this conversion are not provided in the data. While the building dates back to 1870, the current ownership and management's approach to meeting regulatory requirements appears to be substantially deficient, given that these violations have remained open over multiple inspection cycles, with the most recent being as recent as September 2024.