106 Meserole Street, Brooklyn, NY 11206

106 Meserole Street is a 4-story, 8-unit residential building constructed in 1920 in Williamsburg, currently owned by Isaac Schwartz. The property has experienced several maintenance issues over the past few years, with the most recent incident being a heat and hot water complaint in April 2024 that was resolved promptly. The building faced multiple mold-related complaints in 2021, with at least three instances of tenant-reported issues spread throughout August to September 2021, along with electrical problems regarding outlets and switches during the same period. A critical safety concern was identified in March 2021 regarding smoke detectors, though no violations were ultimately issued.

The building's maintenance history reveals some concerning patterns, particularly in late 2019 when issues were documented regarding hot water service in Apartment 1A, and violations were filed with the Environmental Control Board for work done without proper permits related to water heater installations. This resulted in an active violation with a $1,250 penalty regarding disconnected gas-fired hot water heaters. The property has maintained an active bedbug reporting history from 2021 through 2025, with all reports indicating no infestation or eradication cases. Regular rodent inspections were conducted, with the most recent successful inspection in July 2018 showing no active rodent issues, though multiple bait applications were noted in early 2014.

The building has generally shown compliance with health and safety inspections, with most complaints resulting in no violations being found upon investigation, though access issues were noted in some cases. Overall, while recent years have shown no recurring major issues, the historical pattern of mold complaints, safety concerns, and some heating system problems warrant attention. The building's record shows improved maintenance response times, with most recent complaints being addressed promptly, though the 2024 heat/hot water issue was designated as an emergency situation before resolution. The property appears to have maintained an active bedbug prevention program, with no reported cases in the past several filing periods.