108 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11249

The 6-unit, 4-story building at 108 Bedford Avenue in Williamsburg, owned by Joann Criscuolo, has experienced several notable regulatory issues in recent years. Most concerning is a recent Department of Health complaint from June 2024 regarding standing water on the roof, which resulted in a summons to the owner with follow-up inspections pending.

The building currently has active violations from the Department of Buildings for failing to file external low-pressure inspections for both 2022 and 2023. In a more historical context, there is an active environmental control board violation from 2018 related to non-compliance with a previous order regarding yard usage and filing requirements, which carries an $800 penalty.

While the building has maintained a clean record in terms of bedbug infestations over the past eight reporting periods (2018-2025), with no reported cases of infestation or re-infestation in any unit, and has generally passed rodent inspections since 2010 (with one initial failure noted in 2010), the recent pattern of regulatory violations suggests increasing oversight scrutiny. A Housing Maintenance Code violation was recorded in February 2022 regarding the filing of an annual bedbug report, though subsequent filings show compliance with zero incidents. The building, constructed in 1910, is classified as HEREAFTER ERECTED CLASS A, and while it has maintained basic compliance in some areas, the accumulation of active violations related to both health and safety requirements raises concerns about maintenance oversight.