666 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217

At 666 Fulton Street, a 5-unit, 4-story old law tenement built in 1882 in Fort Greene, current ownership under Marla Siegel has been marked by significant maintenance challenges in recent years. Most notably, in early 2025, there was an emergency complaint regarding mold conditions that HPD was unable to inspect properly, and the building has experienced recurring issues with heating and hot water systems in 2021 and 2022, affecting the entire building in each instance. The property currently faces active regulatory scrutiny, with a May 2023 violation for unauthorized construction work in the cellar and illegal window modifications, for which a penalty of $1,250 was imposed.

Analyses of pest management show no bedbug infestations reported in the past five years, though there was a documented pattern of rat activity in 2017-2018, with subsequent inspections in 2018-2023 showing compliance. The building's maintenance record reveals a persistent need for attention to basic systems, particularly heating, with three documented outages in late 2021 and 2022. Historical violations from 1988 regarding defective plasterboard ceilings in the cellar, while eventually certified as closed in 2023, demonstrate long-standing maintenance issues.

A pattern of emergency complaints suggests possible systemic issues with building maintenance response times. Bedbug reporting records from 2018-2025 indicate effective management of this particular pest issue, with no infestations or eradications recorded. The property has also undergone multiple Department of Buildings inspections for various compliance matters, including a SEP Professional Certification Compliance Audit in 2018 that found no violations at the time of inspection.