69 Jackson Street, Brooklyn, NY 11211

The 6-unit, 3-story tenement building at 69 Jackson Street in Williamsburg, owned by Lorraine Piliero and constructed in 1928, has experienced several significant maintenance and safety issues over the past few years. Most notably, in 2024, there were multiple complaints regarding rodent activity, including sightings and conditions attracting rodents, along with indoor air quality concerns related to construction dust that prompted DOHMH interventions. The building faced substantial infrastructure challenges in 2024, particularly with the front entrance area, where emergency violations were recorded regarding a collapsed landing and steps, leading to ECB violations and fines totaling $3,750 for unauthorized repairs.

The building's maintenance history shows recurrent issues with safety compliance, including an unresolved fire escape inspection from August 2024 and a series of open violations from 2021 related to inadequate posting of safety notices and missing building information requirements. Recent inspections and complaints indicate ongoing concerns with building maintenance and habitability. In addition to rodent problems and air quality issues, there have been violations regarding the failure to file required low-pressure inspection reports for multiple years (2021-2023).

The property has a documented history of requiring follow-up inspections for various complaints, including flooring issues and safety violations. While there have been periods of bedbug infestations recorded in previous years, the most recent 2025 bedbug report shows no current infestations. The building's construction work and maintenance practices have come under scrutiny, with multiple complaints filed in 2024 regarding unpermitted work and concerns about worker safety during demolition activities, though many of these complaints resulted in "no violation warranted" findings upon inspection.