130 Hooper Street, Brooklyn, NY 11211

130 Hooper Street, a three-story residential building in Williamsburg, was constructed in 1899 and currently contains three units, with Jonas Gruenzweig listed as the owner. The property has been subject to several concerning issues in recent years, most notably a persistent failure to submit required annual bedbug reports under Housing Maintenance Code regulations, with open violations recorded for 2021 through 2024 indicating non-compliance with this critical health reporting requirement.

The building has also experienced rodent-related incidents, including a complaint in August 2024 that couldn't be properly investigated due to access issues, though a September 2024 inspection ultimately resulted in a passing grade. Additionally, there has been a sustainability enforcement complaint filed in December 2024, though the inspector was unable to gain access during both the initial attempt and follow-up visit.

The property's violation record shows a consistent pattern of unresolved issues over multiple years, with the bedbug reporting requirement being particularly notable as it directly impacts resident health and safety. While some recent inspections have shown improvements, such as the passing rodent inspection in September 2024, the ongoing open violations suggest continuing challenges with building maintenance and compliance. The age of the building and its history of administrative violations indicate potential management challenges, though the most recent rodent inspection results may suggest some progress in addressing pest control issues.