319 Essex Street, Brooklyn, NY 11208

The two-story, three-unit residential building at 319 Essex Street in East New York, owned by Teresita Feliciano, has a concerning and unresolved pattern of housing maintenance code violations over the past several years, all related to bedbug reporting requirements under the Housing Maintenance Code. Between 2021 and 2024, the building has received four consecutive violations for failing to file the required annual bedbug reports with the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), as mandated by city regulations.

These open violations, which carry an “A” classification indicating they are directly related to tenant safety and quality of life, suggest ongoing noncompliance with basic housing maintenance requirements, though the specific impact on resident experience is not detailed in the records. The building, constructed in 1915 and classified as a "Heretofore Converted Class A" residence, has maintained its two-story structure and three-unit configuration.

Notably, there was one rodent inspection conducted in May 2012, which the building passed, indicating no rodent issues at that time. While the bedbug reporting violations are the most significant recent pattern on record, it's important to note that these violations do not necessarily indicate an active bedbug infestation, but rather administrative noncompliance with reporting requirements. The building's relatively small size (three units) and its age (over 100 years old as of 2025) are also worth noting in the context of its overall maintenance history, though the provided records focus primarily on the bedbug reporting violations.