759 Van Siclen Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11207

759 Van Siclen Avenue is a two-story, three-unit New Law tenement building constructed in 1930 in the East New York neighborhood, currently owned by Colleen Mcentee. The building has experienced multiple maintenance issues in recent years, with a particularly noteworthy cluster of problems documented in May 2024.

These included plumbing issues affecting the bathtub/shower and toilet (classified as emergency situations), a heavy water leak, flooring concerns, and pest-related unsanitary conditions, though inspections by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development found no violations in these cases. The building has persistent compliance issues regarding bedbug reporting, with four consecutive open violations (2021-2024) related to the failure to file annual bedbug reports as required by the Housing Maintenance Code.

While these violations are not directly linked to current resident conditions, they indicate ongoing administrative compliance challenges. The only historical rodent inspection on record from 2012 shows a passing result, though this is quite dated given the building's current age. While the recent complaints have all been closed without violations being issued, the frequency and variety of issues - particularly the plumbing problems and pest complaints - suggest ongoing maintenance challenges within the building.