177 Montauk Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11208

The three-unit, three-story residential building at 177 Montauk Avenue in East New York, owned by Idemudia Aiyevbomwan, has been subject to persistent administrative violations regarding bedbug reporting requirements over an extended period. Between 2021 and 2024, the building received four consecutive Class A violations for failing to file the mandatory annual bedbug reports with the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), with the most recent violation recorded in April 2024 still remaining open.

These violations indicate a recurring pattern of non-compliance with housing maintenance code requirements, though they are administrative in nature rather than directly related to resident safety or building conditions. The building's historical records show limited issues beyond the bedbug reporting violations. A zoning complaint was filed in September 2018, which was investigated in May 2019 and ultimately closed with no violations warranted.

Additionally, a rodent inspection conducted in May 2012 resulted in a passing score. The building, constructed in 2004, falls under the classification of "HEREAFTER ERECTED CLASS A," which typically designates it as a residential building subject to standard housing regulations. While the bedbug reporting violations are concerning from a regulatory compliance perspective, it's important to note that there are no recorded violations related to building safety, maintenance, or resident complaints in recent years, other than the bedbug reporting issue itself.