90 Meserole Street, Brooklyn, NY 11206

The 8-unit, 4-story building at 90 Meserole Street in Williamsburg, constructed in 2006, has experienced several concerning maintenance issues in recent months, particularly between July and October 2024. There have been multiple complaints regarding fire escape safety, with emergency complaints recorded in July, August, September (three instances), and September 2024. The building has also faced recurring pest issues, with complaints about unsanitary conditions and pests in July, August, September (three instances), and September 2024.

Two mold-related complaints were logged in July 2024. Significant violations were recorded in September 2024, including an Environmental Control Board citation for occupancy violations and failure to maintain the building in a code-compliant manner, specifically regarding obstructed egress/exit and a blocked secondary means of egress. Multiple HPD inspections attempted to address these issues but were unable to gain access, leading to the closure of several complaints due to lack of timely response from residents.

Looking at the building's historical data, there have been ongoing rodent issues, notably in 2017, when rat activity was documented in multiple inspections, though more recent inspections since then (2018) have shown compliance. Notably, the building has maintained a clear record for bedbugs since 2019, with all annual reports showing zero infested units. Recent inspections in July 2024 regarding mold, pests, and fire escape safety resulted in no violations being issued. However, given the pattern of complaints regarding fire escape safety and pest issues in 2024, and the most recent occupancy violation from September 2024, these emerge as the building's most pressing concerns over the past year.