222 Logan Street, Brooklyn, NY 11208

222 Logan Street is a three-story, three-unit, 1910 New Law Tenement building located in Cypress Hills, currently owned by Ian Lemord. The building has experienced recurring heat and hot water issues, with documented complaints in December 2021 and June 2022, both of which were temporarily resolved before requiring tenants to re-file complaints. More recently, in 2024, the building received two separate violations for failing to file annual bedbug reports as required by HPD regulations, though historical records from previous years show consistent compliance with zero reported infestations.

The building has also faced maintenance challenges, particularly in 2022 when multiple violations were issued regarding the first story building entrance and vestibule doors, including both self-closing mechanisms that were found to be defective or missing; these violations were subsequently addressed and closed. Earlier sanitation concerns were documented in late 2021, when Department of Health and Mental Hygiene inspectors were unable to access the property to investigate reports of rodent-related conditions, and the Housing Preservation and Development agency faced similar access issues when investigating garbage/recycling storage concerns in November 2021. The building's maintenance record shows patterns of both proactive remediation and persistent issues, particularly regarding heating systems and door maintenance.

While the recent bedbug reporting violations in 2023-2024 are notable, they appear to be administrative in nature rather than indicative of an infestation problem, as evidenced by the building's consistent history of zero reported infestations in previous years. The current open violation from 2022 regarding building entrance doors remains on record as of the most recent inspection. The property has undergone periodic inspections and repairs, suggesting at least some level of ongoing maintenance oversight, though the timing and frequency of certain issues, particularly heating system problems, may indicate areas requiring continued attention.