93 Eagle Street, Brooklyn, NY 11222

93 Eagle Street is a 5-unit, 4-story old law tenement building located in Greenpoint, built in 1910 and currently owned by Zachary Simmons. The building has experienced several significant issues over the past few years, most notably in May 2021 when multiple emergency complaints were filed regarding unsafe conditions, including problems with carbon monoxide detectors, electrical wiring, and unsanitary conditions related to mold. While the HPD inspected these issues and closed the complaints without issuing violations (except for the carbon monoxide detector issue), the building underwent subsequent inspections that revealed various violations requiring attention.

The most pressing concerns emerged during a May 2021 inspection that identified multiple violations in Apartment 4, including a roach infestation, problems with self-closing doors, and multiple other maintenance issues (such as the need for wall painting, bathroom repairs, and smoke detector replacement). The building also received several Class A violations related to safety and maintenance, including requirements to post gas leak procedures and maintain inspection certificates in the common areas. However, it's worth noting that the building has maintained a consistent record of zero bedbug infestations over the past several years, as confirmed by the most recent bedding reporting filings from 2020 through mid-2025, which show no infested or re-infested dwelling units.

The building's most recent bedbug reporting period (2024-2025) continued the trend of no infestations, and previous filings from 2020 through 2024 consistently showed the same result. While the building has faced various maintenance challenges in the past, particularly in 2021, the absence of recent bedbug issues suggests effective pest management practices. The current status of the building's violations shows that many were certified as corrected by March 2024, though some violations from May 2021 had not been individually addressed in the data provided.