1108 Madison Street, Brooklyn, NY 11221

At 1108 Madison Street in Bushwick, a 3-unit, 3-story New Law tenement built in 1910 and owned by Semih Levi, the building's recent history shows several significant concerns. Most notably, from 2021-2023, there were two separate complaints regarding illegal conversions (in September 2021 and July 2023), with both inspections being denied access on the second attempt.

In September 2021, there was an emergency complaint regarding unsanitary sewage conditions, though inspectors were unable to access the property to verify the issue. The building's rodent control history is particularly noteworthy: while rodent activity was addressed with multiple bait applications in early 2013, recent rodent inspections show a mixed record, with a failure noted in April 2025, though it passed in May 2025.

The property maintains a record of no reported bedbug infestations across all filing periods from 2020 through 2024, which is a positive sign regarding pest management. The building's inspection history from 2025 has shown some improvements, including a passed compliance inspection for rodent control, though the earlier failure in April 2025 raises concerns about ongoing pest management. While there have been various complaints and inspection attempts over the years, the most consistent issue appears to be access-related concerns during inspections, particularly regarding the two illegal conversion complaints, suggesting potential challenges with communication or building access protocols.