315 Berry Street, Brooklyn, NY 11249

The seven-story, 49-unit building at 315 Berry Street in Williamsburg, owned by Pierro Pelluchi and constructed in 1929, has experienced several significant maintenance issues in recent years. Most notably, there has been a recurring pattern of heating and hot water problems, with multiple emergency complaints in early 2024 and a recent complaint in April 2025. The building has also faced various maintenance challenges including water leakage issues, problems with walls and ceilings requiring repair, and an ongoing situation with its elevator system requiring attention.

During 2023-2024, the building received multiple Housing Maintenance Code violations related to inadequate repairs and maintenance, particularly affecting apartment 5N, which experienced multiple issues with water leaks, plaster damage, and heating system problems. Recent complaints filed in 2025 regarding "Single Device on Property/No Alternate Service" for the elevator system suggest this remains an ongoing concern. The property has undergone several inspections for rodent activity, with varying results between 2022 and 2023, though recent inspections have passed.

Noteworthy violations with penalties were recorded regarding the building's elevator system and other safety features, including one violation from 2024 with a penalty of $625 related to door lock monitoring. The building's maintenance history shows periodic issues that have generally been addressed through inspections and repairs, though some violations have remained active or required multiple inspections to resolve. Recent bedbug and rodent control reporting has indicated no current infestations, though there were some concerns noted in earlier inspections. The building appears to be actively managed, with most complaints being investigated and addressed, though some maintenance patterns suggest recurring issues with building systems.