736 Leonard Street, Brooklyn, NY 11222

The three-story, six-unit New Law Tenement building at 736 Leonard Street in Greenpoint, owned by Krzysztof Rostek and constructed in 1930, has experienced recurring issues with compliance and safety inspections over the past several years. Most notably, 2025 has seen an active complaint regarding potential illegal conversion, though access was denied on the first inspection attempt.

This follows a pattern of access issues between 2021 and 2024, when inspectors were unable to gain entry during multiple inspections related to work without permits in occupied multiple dwellings. While a separate COVID-19 Executive Order complaint in 2021 resulted in no violations, these access-denied situations suggest potential operational challenges in communication between management and regulatory authorities. The building's maintenance record shows consistent compliance with bedbug reporting requirements from 2021 through 2024, with each annual report indicating zero infested units, zero units requiring eradication, and zero re-infested units.

This pattern suggests effective management of pest control measures. Historical rodent inspections from 2010-2013 show mixed results, with initial inspections failing in May 2013, but this appears to be an older concern compared to more recent complaints focused primarily on access issues and unpermitted work. The most recent building data, as of July 2025, indicates an active status of complaints and property issues, marking it as an area requiring ongoing monitoring.