654 Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11222

The three-story, four-unit residential building at 654 Manhattan Avenue in Greenpoint, owned by Edward Veneziano, has a history dating back to 1930. Recent records show several compliance issues, particularly regarding safety inspections: in 2023, violations were noted for failing to submit external low-pressure inspection reports for the years 2019-2021, though these violations were subsequently dismissed in August 2023. The building has consistently complied with bedbug reporting requirements from 2019 through 2023, with all reports indicating zero infested or eradicated units, suggesting effective pest management.

Two significant incidents related to unsanitary conditions were recorded in late 2019, involving mold complaints that the Department of Housing Preservation and Development was unable to inspect. The building has maintained good standing on rodent inspections, passing a check in May 2013. The property has undergone routine regulatory scrutiny over the years, with multiple notices regarding bedbug reporting requirements between 2022-2023.

The absence of recent housing maintenance code violations (as of the last inspection in March 2023) and the dismissal of recent DOB violations related to low-pressure inspection filing are notable. While there were some access issues in 2019 regarding a mold complaint, no recurring maintenance or safety issues have been documented since. The building's record indicates generally responsible management practices, particularly in terms of pest control and regulatory compliance, though the temporary lack of submitted pressure inspection filings in 2023 was a notable deviation from requirements.