322 Union Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11211

322 Union Avenue is a 2-family, 3-story residential building constructed in 1899, currently managed by 322 Management LLC and located in Williamsburg. The property has experienced numerous maintenance issues over the past two years, with the most significant concerns emerging in 2024-2025. As of July 2025, there are multiple open Housing Maintenance Code violations for Apartment 2, including problems with window sashes, intercom systems, and electrical outlets. The building has faced recurring pest issues, with the most recent inspection in November 2024 documenting a mouse infestation in Apartment 2.

There have been three emergency complaints filed in June 2025 regarding electrical wiring and smoke detector issues. Recent building history shows a pattern of maintenance challenges, particularly affecting Apartment 2. Complaints about building systems including doors, windows, electrical outlets, and intercoms have been frequent, with multiple inspections in late 2024-2025. The property has undergone rodent inspections between 2016 and 2023, showing consistent rat activity. While there have been multiple 311 complaints and Housing Maintenance Code complaints, many of these were not accessible for inspection or did not result in citations.

The building's most recent bedbug reports from 2024 show no infestations during the three-year reporting period, suggesting this is not currently a concern. Of particular note, the building experienced some significant events regarding building safety and system reliability in late 2024, including complaints about doors, windows, electrical systems, and pests in both apartments. The property management has received multiple citations for electrical outlet issues, window problems, and pest control violations. Despite these ongoing maintenance challenges, many complaints have been resolved through inspections that found conditions did not violate housing laws, though some recent violations from 2024 remain open as of October 2025. A stop-work order violation for illegal after-hours work was issued in January 2025, and there were two complaints in December 2024 regarding building shaking/vibration, though inspectors were unable to gain access.