174 Bayard Street, Brooklyn, NY 11222

174 Bayard Street is a 3-story, 3-unit Old Law Tenement building constructed in 1910 in Williamsburg, currently owned by Elizabeth Dryjas. The building has experienced several maintenance issues over the past five years, with the most recent concerns including a mold problem and flooring issues in October 2021, both of which were classified as emergency situations and subsequently resolved.

A cluster of complaints were documented in September 2020 involving various maintenance matters including door/window and flooring problems, with both emergency and non-emergency classifications. The building has also had recurring issues with bedbug reporting compliance, as evidenced by four consecutive violation notices from 2020 through 2024, though recent filings from 2022-2023 indicate no current infestations (with only two units infested in 2019-2020). More significant violations include open Class C violations from September-October 2020 related to self-closing doors in Apartment 1, and an open Class C violation from September 2020 regarding flooring issues in the same apartment.

The building's safety features were addressed in August 2020 with a complaint about a carbon monoxide detector. Two rodent inspections in 2017 yielded mixed results, with one passing and one failing for "Other Reasons." Additionally, there were several complaints about window frames, doors, ceilings, and painting/plastering between 2020-2021, most of which were either resolved or did not result in violations. The most recent building inspection in April 2024 noted a previous violation regarding bedbug reporting requirements, though this appears to have been corrected based on subsequent filings.