86 Marcy Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11211

86 Marcy Avenue, a 5-story, 9-unit residential building constructed in 2009 in Williamsburg and owned by Lipa Friedman, has experienced several notable events over its operating history. The most recent incident occurred in July 2024, involving indoor air quality concerns related to chemical vapors, though this complaint was closed after the owner received an advisory notice from DOHMH.

The building's maintenance history shows a cluster of complaints in late 2019, including issues with doors/windows, intercom systems, and a rodent sighting, though investigations by HPD found no violations in these cases. Notably, there were three Department of Buildings violations recorded between 2019-2021, all of which were resolved, primarily relating to elevator issues with Universal Elevator and Inspector Joseph Hennessey involved in the resolutions. The building's pest management record appears positive, with no reported instances of bedbug infestations over the past five years (2020-2024), as indicated by the annual bedbug reports showing zero infested or eradicated units.

Similarly, rodent inspections conducted in October 2019 and December 2018 both passed, suggesting effective pest management protocols. While the building has experienced various maintenance issues typical of residential properties, the prompt resolution of the majority of complaints and the absence of recurring pest problems may indicate generally responsive management. The most recent air quality complaint from 2024 is the only ongoing concern at this time, though it appears to be in the early stages of resolution.