110 Conselyea Street, Brooklyn, NY 11211

The three-story, two-unit building at 110 Conselyea Street in Williamsburg, owned by Frank Falabella and constructed in 1899, has experienced a series of notable issues in recent years. Most pressing are the ongoing bedbug report violations, with open violations recorded in 2024, 2023, 2022, and 2021 for failing to file the required annual bedbug reports as mandated by the Housing Maintenance Code. There is also an active rat sighting complaint from May 2020 that remains in progress through the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.

The building underwent construction work between 2020-2022 that generated multiple safety concerns, including four Environmental Control Board (ECB) violations in October 2021 related to construction safety, unlawful work during a stop work order, inadequate housekeeping, and failure to provide proper jobsite fencing, resulting in a total penalty of $7,625. A specific incident of building shaking or vibration was reported in October 2021, though this was later investigated and the stop work order was rescinded in December 2021. The property has also been subject to multiple Department of Buildings (DOB) complaints and inspections, primarily focusing on construction-related issues.

In late 2021, there was a violation issued for failure to obey a stop work order, and from June through October 2022, there were several construction site inspections with varying outcomes, including one where an Oath violation was served. Between 2022 and 2023, the building received ECB violations for construction-related issues including inadequately stored materials and safety concerns, though all these violations have since been resolved. The property's maintenance record shows a pattern of open violations regarding bedbug reporting from 2021 through 2024, while previous violations related to construction work have been addressed.