26 South 10th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11249

26 South 10th Street is a 7-story, 42-unit residential building in Williamsburg owned by Mendy Green, constructed in 2015. The property has recently experienced a cluster of plumbing-related issues in June 2025, with three separate water supply complaints recorded within two days, though HPD inspections were unable to be completed in some cases. The building has demonstrated consistent attention to pest control, with no bedbug infestations reported in the past four years (2021-2024), as confirmed by the most recent bedbug reporting in December 2024.

Earlier maintenance history shows a variety of violations and compliance issues, including a 2024 citation related to a defective roof stair B door latch (Class C violation) and a 2021 requirement to file an annual bedbug report (Class A violation). During its younger years, the building underwent multiple safety compliance updates in 2018, addressing elevator mirror requirements, emergency notification systems, and various safety signage needs, all of which have been closed satisfactorily. The building's inspection and violation history reveal periodic maintenance challenges, including a 2021 complaint about building shaking that was investigated but found to have no warranted violations.

Two notable compliance issues occurred in 2022 regarding benchmarking reports and FISP technical report filings, though both were dismissed following proper submissions. The property has maintained a relatively proactive approach to addressing violations when they occur, as evidenced by the closure of multiple Housing Maintenance Code violations and prompt responses to 311 service requests, even when inspections could not be completed. The ongoing water supply issues in June 2025 represent the most recent and perhaps concerning maintenance challenge, though specific impacts on resident experience cannot be determined from the available data.