467 Keap Street, Brooklyn, NY 11211

The 29-unit, 10-story residential building at 467 Keap Street in Williamsburg, owned by Shuxin Liang, has experienced several significant maintenance and compliance issues since construction in 2009. Most notably, there have been recent concerns regarding smoking violations in smoke-free areas during 2025, with multiple complaints between April and May of that year. The building's heating and ventilation systems have been recurring problems, with violations documented in 2024 and 2025, including inadequate heat supply in apartments 2A and 7D, and ventilation system issues.

There have also been multiple complaints about pest infestations, including rodent sightings and unsanitary conditions related to pests, with violations noted in March 2025. The building's elevator system and security features have required attention, with violations recorded in 2022 regarding multiple devices on property and concerns about emergency access. The Department of Buildings has issued several active violations regarding the building's maintenance requirements, particularly related to external low-pressure inspection filings, with multiple years of delinquency noted between 2018 and 2024.

Security issues were highlighted in 2023 with violations regarding door self-closing mechanisms and emergency locking systems. While recent bedbug reports (2021-2024) show no infestations, the building has required various repairs and inspections for different systems, including a noted issue with a defective car phone and oil in the pit in 2022, which resulted in a monetary penalty. The property has generally maintained compliance with rodent inspections, passing tests in 2018 and 2025, though there was one instance in 2025 where an inspection could not be completed due to access issues.