110 South 8th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11249

110 South 8th Street is a 20-story, 66-unit Class A apartment building in Williamsburg, completed in 2007 and currently owned by Peter Allen. The building has experienced recurring maintenance issues in recent years, with notable problems including multiple service requests and violations related to water supply, pest control, and heating systems. In 2024 alone, there were three separate complaints regarding rodent sightings in July, two of which were closed due to prior complaints being filed, and one identified as an inspection that passed. The building has also faced electrical issues, including a power outage in November 2024.

Multiple housing maintenance code violations were documented in 2024, particularly concerning water leaks in apartment 19C and pest infestation in the yard, though these were eventually certified as resolved. The property has experienced ongoing elevator-related concerns, with multiple complaints filed between 2018 and 2025 regarding elevator devices, though inspections consistently found no violations at the time. Security and access issues have been highlighted in various inspections, particularly regarding the building's entrance doors and locking mechanisms, with enforcement actions taken to address unauthorized electromagnetic locking devices and the need for proper mechanical locks during power outages. The building's facade maintenance was flagged in a June 2023 ECB violation, though this appears to be the only significant exterior issue on record.

While the building has maintained a regular schedule of rodent inspections (with most recent ones in 2024 passing), there have been periodic issues requiring attention. Notably, the building has demonstrated effective pest management practices, as evidenced by consistent reports of zero bedbug infestations in annual filings since 2020. The property has also complied with various local laws regarding facade inspections, with the most recent 2025 inspection showing no violations. Despite the documented maintenance issues, the building has generally met compliance requirements, with most violations being promptly addressed and resolved through appropriate repairs or system upgrades.