30 Bayard Street, Brooklyn, NY 11211

30 Bayard Street is a 13-story, 51-unit residential building constructed in 2006, currently owned by Robert Bloom. The building has experienced several notable issues over the past five years, with the most recent concerns focusing on window maintenance, including complaints about window frames and panes in March 2023, though no violations were found upon inspection. Of particular significance are four active Department of Buildings violations from June 2023 related to the failure to file external low pressure inspections for 2018 and 2019.

The building has a documented history of unauthorized hotel room use complaints between 2019 and 2022, with multiple inspection attempts and three verified violations in 2018, including a $8,000 penalty related to converted unit occupancy. There were also violations regarding fire alarm system maintenance for transient occupancy in 2018, though this was resolved. The property has maintained good pest control records, with zero reported bedbug infestations in the past seven years from 2019 through 2025, and passed rodent inspections in 2018 and 2023.

Other environmental controls, such as energy benchmarking, appear to have been addressed, with a violation from 2022 being confirmed as submitted upon resolution. The building has undergone regular safety inspections, including two tenant safety inspections in 2021, both of which found no violations. While there have been various maintenance issues reported through 311 calls and Housing Maintenance Code complaints, these have generally been resolved without violations being issued. The property management appears to be maintaining basic safety and sanitation standards, as evidenced by passing rodent inspections and consistent bedbug reporting showing no infestations.