678 Hemlock Street, Brooklyn, NY 11208

The two-story, three-unit residential building at 678 Hemlock Street in East New York, owned by Joy Anglin and constructed in 1910, has been subject to recurring Housing Maintenance Code violations over the past four years. Notably, the property has accumulated four open violations between 2021 and 2024 related to the failure to file the required annual bedbug reports, as mandated by HPD regulations.

These violations persist as of the most recent inspection in April 2024, and there are no records of these violations being certified as corrected. The building's earlier history shows it passed an initial rodent inspection in April 2012, but there have been no subsequent rodent-related inspections or violations recorded, suggesting this issue may no longer be a concern.

The consistent pattern of bedbug report violations over multiple years is particularly noteworthy, though it should be acknowledged that these violations pertain to reporting requirements rather than confirmed pest infestations. The building, classified as a "New Law Tenement," embodies the architectural and historical characteristics typical of its 1910 construction date. While the bedbug report violations represent the most significant ongoing compliance issue, it is important to note that the absence of other housing maintenance violations or safety concerns on record could indicate relatively stable building conditions in other respects.