719 Driggs Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11211

The three-story, 3-unit residential building at 719 Driggs Avenue in Williamsburg, owned by Wendy Montalvo, has undergone several notable inspections and faced recurring administrative requirements over the past few years. Built in 1899 as an OLD LAW TENEMENT, this property has maintained a consistent record of complying with New York City's housing maintenance regulations, though it has had to address specific recurring obligations related to pest management.

Between 2021 and 2024, the building received four consecutive Class A violations for failing to file annual bedbug reports as required by NYC Housing Maintenance Code (HMC), though these violations were all closed after the owner complied with the reporting requirement by submitting the 2024 filing. The most recent bedbug report (for the period ending October 31, 2023) indicated no infested or re-infested dwelling units, and confirmed that all previously infested units had been successfully eradicated.

Earlier inspections revealed some rodent activity in early 2019, when initial inspections conducted in January recorded rat activity, though subsequent compliance inspections in March of that year reported that the property had passed with no violations. The building's management has shown compliance with city regulations, evidenced by the recent bedbug report submission, and has maintained an active history of addressing both pest control and rodent issues as they arise. The property's age and the presence of multiple inspection records suggest regular oversight and monitoring of housing conditions, with particular attention paid to pest-related concerns over the past several years.