138 Weirfield Street, Brooklyn, NY 11221

The two-family house at 138 Weirfield Street in Bushwick, owned by Shimon Sabah, has a century of history dating back to 1920. The building's maintenance record reveals several significant issues, particularly in February 2018 when multiple violations were documented in the second-floor apartment (2FLR). These included problems with mold (3 sq.

ft. in the bathroom), a broken kitchen sink waste line, a roach infestation, door repairs needed, and issues with plastered surfaces and paint in one room's east wall. The public areas also required attention, with violations noted for defective balusters (total of 4) at the second story public hall and an illegal double cylinder lock at the entrance door. All these violations were eventually closed, though the significant number of issues in one inspection raises some concerns about the building's overall maintenance at that time.

The property has undergone regular rodent inspections, with the most recent results from April 2025 showing a passed inspection, suggesting improved conditions in recent years. The building's recent history shows three complaints to the Department of Buildings between 2020-2021 regarding after-hours work, work without permits, and COVID-19 executive order compliance, though none of these complaints resulted in recorded violations. Two permits were issued in January 2020, indicating some level of authorized work during that period. A series of bait applications and compliance inspections for rodent control were documented between 2014 and 2015, with varying results including some failures, though newer inspections (2017 onwards) have consistently passed, indicating improved pest control management.