103 Division Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11249

The four-story, six-unit residential building at 103 Division Avenue in Williamsburg, owned by Samuel Landau and constructed in 1910, has had several notable incidents over the past seven years. Most recently, there has been consistent compliance with bedbug reporting requirements, with the most recent 2025 report showing zero infested units, following a clear pattern of zero infestations in previous years (2022-2024).

The building underwent a series of inspections in 2018 that revealed multiple issues requiring attention, including a leaking roof at the bulkhead skylight, various encumbrances in public areas, and several administrative compliance matters such as the need to post official notices and maintain proper documentation displays. In 2020, two Class C violations were recorded: one concerning the removal of a discarded refrigerator with door intact in a public area, and another regarding the posting of notice about heating system access in the first-story public hall.

More recent inspections have focused on administrative compliance, with the most recent bedbug reports indicating proper maintenance of this requirement. The only rodent inspection on record from 2019 resulted in a passing grade. While the building has had issues requiring attention over the years, the most recent bedbug reports show successful management of that particular concern, with no documented infestations since 2020.