233 Vermont Street, Brooklyn, NY 11207

The two-story, three-unit residential building at 233 Vermont Street in East New York, owned by Bahram Safani and constructed in 1910, has experienced a few notable incidents in recent years. Most significantly, in March 2022, the building faced dual complaints regarding heat/hot water issues affecting the entire building and unsanitary conditions related to garbage/recycling storage.

Both incidents were classified as emergency (heat/hot water) and non-emergency (unsanitary condition) complaints respectively, though inspections by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) found no violations, and both complaints were subsequently closed within a week. The building's recent history shows no recurring issues with pests, as evidenced by the bedbug reporting data for the period of November 2021 to October 2022, which recorded zero infestation cases, eradications, or re-infestations in the dwelling units.

While the heating and sanitation concerns in March 2022 represent the most significant resident complaints on record, the prompt investigation and closure of these cases by HPD without violations being found is worth noting. It's important to highlight that there have been no recorded complaints or service requests related to these or similar issues in the subsequent two years leading up to 2025, though this should be considered in the context of the available data only extending to October 2023.