91 Madison Street, Brooklyn, NY 11216

91 Madison Street is a 4-story, 3-unit Class A residential building constructed in 2006, currently owned by Andrew Cray. The building has experienced recurring maintenance issues over the past five years, with the most pressing being an ongoing rodent problem.

Recent inspections in early 2025, and throughout 2024, consistently showed rat activity, though bait was applied in January 2025. The building has been under regular monitoring with inspections showing both "Passed" and "Rat Activity" results, indicating some progress but persistent challenges with vermin control. The property has a history of significant plumbing and maintenance issues, particularly during 2020 when multiple emergency complaints were filed regarding water leaks (heavy flow), plumbing problems, carbon monoxide detector safety, door issues, and unsanitary conditions including mold.

These complaints, along with a 2019 issue regarding garbage/recycling storage, were generally closed due to lack of access for inspection. More recently, the building has faced administrative challenges, with an open violation as of April 2024 regarding the required annual bedbug report, though the most recent bedbug report filed (for 2023-2024) indicates no infestations or eradications during that period. The building's management has had some difficulty maintaining consistent compliance with housing maintenance requirements, as evidenced by the pattern of emergency and non-emergency complaints, though many of these issues were addressed or closed once inspections could be conducted.