310 Carlton Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11205

The three-story, three-unit residential building at 310 Carlton Avenue in Fort Greene, owned by Allen Hobbs, has been the subject of recurring administrative issues related to bedbug reporting compliance over the past several years. Since 2021, the building has received multiple Housing Maintenance Code violations for failure to file required annual bedbug reports, with the most recent violations recorded in April 2024, March 2023, and February 2022, all of which remain open as of the current date.

These violations represent a consistent pattern of non-compliance with bedbug reporting requirements, though it is worth noting that during the 2019-2020 reporting period (filing completed in April 2021), the building reported no infested units, eradicated units, or instances of re-infestation. The building's history indicates that while actual bedbug infestations may not have occurred, the failure to file timely reports has resulted in multiple official violations, suggesting either administrative oversight or challenges with reporting compliance processes.

The property's earlier history appears relatively unproblematic, with the building class now listed as "HEREAFTER CONVERTED CLASS A," indicating it has undergone some form of conversion from its original classification since being built in 1930. However, the primary concern from a regulatory compliance perspective has been the repeated bedbug report violations, particularly noteworthy given the persistent nature of these infractions over several years despite three different ownership transfers (the records for ownership transfers show the same owner Allen Hobbs for all periods). While the building has maintained its basic structural and housing maintenance requirements, the pattern of bedbug report violations represents the most significant regulatory compliance issue on record for this property up to the current date in 2025.