64 Stagg Street, Brooklyn, NY 11206

64 Stagg Street is a 4-story, 7-unit residential building in Williamsburg, built in 1930 and currently owned by Avraham Garbo. The property has experienced recurring maintenance issues over the past few years, with the most recent concerns centering around garbage/recycling storage (June 2025) and various repairs including door/window issues and general maintenance matters (June 2025). Previous unsanitary conditions were reported in May 2024 related to pests, and the building has faced some security concerns, evidenced by two emergency door-related complaints in June 2025.

While the building has maintained a bedbug-free record since 2021 according to the mandatory reporting system, it had significant construction-related violations in 2019-2020, including issues with construction safety compliance, inadequate housekeeping, and failure to maintain proper safety equipment measures, resulting in substantial fines totaling $17,250. The construction period also saw numerous complaints regarding debris and after-hours work, though most were resolved without penalties. The building's recent history shows a pattern of maintenance challenges, particularly involving garbage storage and general upkeep.

The property underwent some construction work between 2019-2020 that triggered multiple violations and fines, though all these issues were eventually resolved. The most concerning recent issue was the June 2025 violation regarding garbage/recycling storage, which resulted in HPD inspections and the issuance of violations, though the specific nature and extent of the unsanitary conditions were not detailed in the available information. It's notable that despite these challenges, the building has maintained an active compliance history with bedbug reporting requirements, showing consistent documentation of zero infested units since 2021.