331 Graham Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11211

The three-story, four-unit residential building at 331 Graham Avenue in Williamsburg, owned by John Corbisiero, has experienced several significant events and maintenance issues since October 2022. Most notably, in January 2025, the building suffered structural damage through windows and doors being compromised, missing walls between buildings, and damage from fire and water, resulting in multiple active violations. These conditions were documented as requiring evaluation by a qualified professional and repair plans to be submitted to the Department of Buildings.

The property has also faced challenges with building safety and maintenance in 2025, including sidewalk shed issues leading to Oath violations, structural stability concerns, and a temporary vacate order being partially rescinded. In mid-2023, unauthorized construction work was observed in the ground-floor commercial space, resulting in a $1,250 penalty, though the Stop Work Order was eventually rescinded. The building's maintenance history shows some concerning patterns, with air quality complaints regarding chemical vapors in October 2023 and food safety issues in mid-2024.

However, there have been no reported bedbug infestations in the past five years, with the property consistently filing zero infested unit reports between 2021 and 2024, and a rodent inspection conducted in late 2022 resulted in a passing grade. The most recent available inspection data from mid-2023 including an Indoor Air Quality complaint regarding chemical vapors, which required intervention from the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, and a Food Spoilage complaint that was addressed by health department inspectors. While the building's history shows regular maintenance reports being filed on time and consistent compliance with bedbug reporting requirements, the recent structural issues and safety concerns documented in 2025 represent the most significant challenges in the building's recent history.