26 St Felix Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217

The three-story, two-family house at 26 St Felix Street in Fort Greene, owned by Eitan Zvieli, has a century-old history dating back to 1901. The most significant safety concern occurred in April 2019, when building inspectors discovered dangerous structural issues at the main entrance, specifically noting loose bricks caving inward that were "in danger of falling." This violation, which warranted an Oath Violation and a $312 penalty, was addressed through a work permit issued on the same day (April 1, 2019) under job number 321447546.

The building experienced rodent activity in late 2021, though subsequent inspections in early 2022 showed compliance with pest control regulations, indicating successful remediation of this issue. The property's documented history shows attention to structural safety concerns, though there was a notable gap in building inspection records following the 2019 violation until the 2021 rodent complaint.

While the 2019 brick issue was promptly addressed through permitted work, the rat activity reported in late 2021 suggests there were periods requiring attention to basic habitability conditions. Since the rodent compliance inspection in January 2022, there have been no further documented violations or complaints on record through October 2023, indicating a period of relative stability concerning building code compliance.