24 Claver Place, Brooklyn, NY 11238

24 Claver Place is a three-story, three-unit old law tenement building located in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, built in 1901 and currently owned by Chimin Yang. The building has a significant history of pest-related issues, with recurring rodent complaints reported between 2018 and 2020, although most recent rodent inspections in 2021-2025 have consistently passed, showing improvement in pest management. Notably, the building has maintained an open violation status for failing to file annual bedbug reports with the New York City Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) from 2021 through 2024.

The property experienced some access issues in December 2019 regarding complaints about an illegal conversion and permit matters, with inspectors unable to gain entry during their second attempts. However, these complaints were eventually closed. While standing water was reported in August 2018, this issue appears to have been resolved.

Recent rodent inspections conducted between 2021 and 2025 have shown consistent improvement in rodent control, with the most recent inspection in May 2025 passing without issues. The building has also passed all initial rodent inspections from 2022 onwards, with bait applied in December 2020 showing prior rodent activity. The property has faced some health and safety concerns over the years, particularly related to vermin control and maintenance compliance, but recent years demonstrate improved conditions with successful inspection results. The open bedbug report violation from 2021-2024 represents the building's most significant ongoing compliance issue, while the pattern of rodent complaints and inspections suggests these have been largely addressed through improved management practices.