661 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11206

661 Flushing Avenue is a 6-story, 3-unit residential building constructed in 2015 in Williamsburg, currently owned by Yoel Weiss. The building has experienced consistent maintenance oversight, with several notable events related to its compliance with city regulations. Most recently, in July 2024, there were water supply issues reported through both 311 service requests and Housing Maintenance Code complaints, though inspections by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development found no violations.

The building has maintained an active but generally resolved history with bedbug reporting requirements, with consecutive Annual Bedbug Report violations issued from 2021 through 2024, despite the filings showing no infested units during the respective periods. A significant violation was recorded in 2019 regarding the illegal conversion of parking space on the first floor, which resulted in an active ECB violation with a $1,250 penalty related to modifications extending the exterior wall and creating a garage. This violation remained active until its resolution in 2022, along with two other DOB violations from 2019 and 2020 that were dismissed based on subsequent reports showing corrected defects.

Additional historical context shows concerns about rodent control during inspections in October 2013, with one inspection resulting in a failed compliance check for unspecified reasons, though this appears to have been addressed in a subsequent compliance inspection. The building's relatively recent construction (2015) suggests modern building standards, and while there have been various regulatory interactions, most violations have been promptly addressed or resolved through inspections. The property has maintained consistent record-keeping with appropriate annual filings, though the recurrence of bedbug reporting violations suggests ongoing administrative oversight requirements.