12 Monitor Street, Brooklyn, NY 11222

The 24-unit, 4-story residential building at 12 Monitor Street in Williamsburg, owned by David Zahabian, was constructed in 2006 and has experienced several notable issues in recent years. Most recently, in February 2024, there were two emergency complaints regarding a lack of heat and hot water throughout the building, though inspections were unable to confirm the conditions due to access issues.

The building had previously faced concerning maintenance issues in 2021 when it received three Class A violations for failure to file annual bedbug reports, though these violations appear to have been resolved. More positively, the building's bedbug reporting history from 2022 through 2024 shows consistently zero infested units, and inspections for rodents have also passed, including a recent May 2023 inspection. In the building's history, there was one complaint regarding illegal hotel rooms in 2018 that was investigated but resulted in no violations being found.

The property has maintained good standing with health inspections, as evidenced by a rat sighting complaint in April 2023 that resulted in no violations being found. The heat and hot water issues in early 2024 represent the most significant ongoing concern, though the building's relatively recent construction and consistent bedbug-free status suggest generally good maintenance practices. The absence of any recorded building-wide infestations since 2022 and passing rodent inspections indicate these problems may have been addressed effectively, though the recent complaints about heating problems suggest occasional maintenance challenges.