269 Lee Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11206

The four-story, eight-unit building at 269 Lee Avenue in Williamsburg, owned by Shiya Goldstein, was constructed in 1931 and has experienced several notable maintenance and compliance events over recent years. Most recently, the building has maintained a clean record with regard to bedbug infestations, as evidenced by five consecutive annual reports from 2021 through 2025 showing zero infested, eradicated, or re-infested units.

The building's 2021 bedbug reporting violation, which required the filing of an annual report with HPD, appears to have been resolved promptly, given the subsequent clean reports. In 2018, two violations were recorded and subsequently addressed: the removal of household items (stroller and toys) from the third-story public hall, and the requirement to paint or post floor indicators in the building's public hall, both of which were certified as corrected within three weeks. The building has undergone routine inspections, including a successful rodent inspection in September 2019, demonstrating compliance with basic health and safety standards.

A gas utility referral complaint was filed in August 2021, though access to conduct the inspection was reportedly denied. Since then, there have been no further documented complaints or violations related to gas utilities. Overall, the building's recent history indicates regular maintenance and prompt attention to violations when they occur, particularly in terms of bedbug reporting compliance.