1033 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11237

The three-story, four-unit tenement building at 1033 Flushing Avenue in Williamsburg, owned by Ben Cavicchio, has been standing since 1931 and has maintained a commendable record in recent years. Most notably, the building has consistently reported zero bedbug infestations over multiple reporting periods from 2019 through 2025, with the most recent report from January 2025 confirming no infested or previously infested units. The property has successfully passed its most recent rodent inspection in October 2024, demonstrating effective pest management procedures.

The building's violation history shows three documented infractions, all of which have been resolved. A significant safety concern was addressed in 2012 when inadequate lighting at the front entrance was corrected, following an inspection that noted the lighting was not meeting the required specifications. An older violation from 1983 regarding a loose electrical fixture in the vestibule was also resolved.

More recently, in 2022, the building was cited for failing to submit its annual bedbug report, though this violation was closed after the proper filings were made. The only recorded permit activity in recent years was in September 2022 for plumbing work (Job #321045276), which was properly issued and presumably completed. The building's overall maintenance record suggests active management, particularly in terms of pest control and addressing safety violations, with no recent pattern of recurring issues.