705 Warwick Street, Brooklyn, NY 11207

The three-unit, three-story building at 705 Warwick Street in East New York, owned by Marc Moe and constructed in 2005, has experienced several notable issues over its history, with particular clusters of problems emerging in 2019. In May 2019, the building had multiple maintenance complaints investigated by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), resulting in identified violations related to flooring, pests, ventilation systems, and issues with door/window frames.

Specifically, Apartment 1 (on the first story) had documented problems with pest infestations (both mice and roaches), a defective ventilation system in the bathroom, and multiple safety concerns including defective window guards and issues with the carbon monoxide detector. The building also received a violation in October 2019 for failing to file a required technical report. Most concerning are the ongoing open violations related to the building's annual bedbug reporting requirements, with citations issued from 2021 through 2024 that remain unresolved as of the most recent data.

These persistent violations, combined with the history of pest-related issues in 2019, suggest potential ongoing challenges with maintaining a pest-free environment. While many of the 2019 complaints were resolved by June 2019, with most inspections resulting in no violations, the building's maintenance history shows a pattern of requiring attention to basic safety and hygiene standards. The property's documented rodent inspections from 2011 and 2012 passed successfully, though these dates precede the more recent pest-related issues.