248 Stockholm Street, Brooklyn, NY 11237

248 Stockholm Street is a 4-story, 8-unit New Law tenement building located in Bushwick, built in 1931 and currently owned by Shloma Stuhl. The property has experienced several significant maintenance issues in recent years, most notably a recurring rodent problem, with multiple inspections between 2024-2025 consistently finding rat activity, though inspections in June and October 2023 showed compliance with rat control measures.

The building has also faced multiple unsanitary conditions, including a recent pest infestation reported in early 2025 that resulted in HPD violations. Safety concerns have been documented through various complaints, including inadequate heat and hot water supply (most recently in December 2022), and multiple violation notices in May 2023 related to safety and maintenance requirements, such as improper cornice repairs, inadequate emergency notices, and various violations of the Housing Maintenance Code requiring repairs and postings in common areas. The building has undergone several inspections and received various violation notices, including requirements to address lighting issues, mold problems, and ceiling repairs in May 2023, though many of these violations were subsequently certified as corrected.

While there have been no documented bedbug infestations in recent years (as per the building's bedbug reporting history), the property has experienced periodic maintenance issues, including a smoke-free policy violation in early 2025 and various electrical and structural maintenance complaints. A Department of Buildings complaint regarding an illegal conversion was filed in October 2023, but the inspector was unable to gain access during the final inspection attempt in November 2024. The building's violation history suggests ongoing maintenance challenges, particularly regarding pest control and building systems, though recent bedbug and rodent inspection reports indicate some progress in addressing these issues, as evidenced by the building's consistent compliance with pest control measures and the absence of bedbug infestations over multiple reporting periods.