347 Bleecker Street, Brooklyn, NY 11237

The two-story, three-unit residential building at 347 Bleecker Street in Bushwick, owned by Eli Cecil and dating back to 1899, has undergone several significant events in recent years. Most notably, between April and May 2019, the property experienced multiple maintenance issues including reports of mold (classified as emergency unsanitary conditions), door frame problems, cabinet concerns, water leaks, and intercom system failures, though inspectors were unable to access certain areas for full evaluation in some cases. More recent inspections in 2024 revealed several safety and compliance issues, including the need for proper posting of gas leak procedures, smoke detector requirements, carbon monoxide detector requirements, and building registration information in common areas.

A door maintenance issue was specifically noted for apartment 3. The building has consistently passed rodent inspections from 2019 through 2025, demonstrating effective pest control measures. The property has maintained an active bedbug management program, with no reported infestations in the past three annual reporting periods (2022-2025), indicating successful monitoring and preventive measures.

Multiple work permits were issued between late 2018 and 2019, though a 2020 Department of Buildings complaint regarding work without permits resulted in inspector access issues. All notable violations from 2024 have been certified closed as of October 2024. The building's maintenance history shows periodic issues requiring attention, but recent bedbug and rodent control reports suggest improved overall building conditions. While the property has had various maintenance challenges, particularly in 2019, the most recent inspection findings and consistent rodent control compliance indicate improved conditions, with no current or recurring pest issues reported.