114 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11249

The four-story, 8-unit tenement building at 114 Bedford Avenue, owned by Natsha Lovissaint, has experienced several ongoing regulatory challenges since 2021, with the most pressing being multiple open violations related to bedbug reporting requirements (2021-2024) and an accumulation of outstanding low-pressure inspection violations between 2018-2022 that were issued in mid-2023. The building's rodent management history shows some concern, with a rat sighting reported and investigated by the Department of Health in June 2025 (though no violations were found), and failed rodent inspections in 2010, though more recent inspections in 2010 and July 2025 have passed.

A separate Department of Buildings complaint from August 2022 regarding a permit issue was closed due to the inspector's inability to gain access. While the building has generally maintained compliance with basic health and safety inspections, the pattern of open violations, particularly regarding bedbug reporting and multiple unfiled low-pressure inspections, suggests ongoing administrative oversight issues.

It's worth noting that a previous violation for failure to file the 2017 boiler inspection report was dismissed in June 2023. The building's age (constructed in 1910) and classification as an Old Law Tenement place it within the regulatory framework that historically requires additional attention to various maintenance and reporting requirements, though the pattern of violations suggests some challenges in maintaining compliance with these obligations over recent years.