546 Liberty Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11207

546 Liberty Avenue is a two-family, two-story residential building constructed in 1935, currently owned by Mootielall Chetram and located in East New York. The property has experienced several maintenance issues over the past years, with the most significant cluster of problems occurring in March 2019, when multiple emergency violations were documented, including issues with doors, window safety, smoke detectors, and steam piping/plumbing. During this period, the building also faced problems with heat and hot water supply, though inspectors were unable to access the apartments for verification.

These violations were subsequently addressed and closed by April 2019. In March 2021, further maintenance issues were identified in apartment 2, including broken ceramic floor tiles and a defective window, though there have been no significant reported violations since then. The building underwent inspections in 2019 related to material storage and potential illegal conversion, but no violations were substantiated.

While there was a concerning infestation of mice documented in apartment 1 during 2019, this issue was addressed as part of the subsequent violations. More recently, the property has shown no signs of bedbug or rodent infestations, with annual bedbug reports from 2019-2024 indicating zero infested units. A rodent inspection from June 2012 was passed. As of October 2023, the building's violation history suggests improved maintenance standards, with no recent emergency complaints or violations on record.