939 Eldert Lane, Brooklyn, NY 11208

The two-family house at 939 Eldert Lane in East New York, owned by Marie-helene Attwood, has experienced several concerning pest-related issues in recent years. Most notably, in April 2022, the building received multiple Housing Maintenance Code violations for pest infestations specifically documented in the second floor apartment (2NDFLO), including bedbugs, roaches, and mice, though there were also earlier complaints about pests in July 2021.

During the 2022 incidents, HPD inspections resulted in violations that required the owner to address the infestations, while there were also complaints about unsanitary conditions that HPD was unable to inspect. The building's long-standing rodent issues were highlighted by failed inspections in both December 2012 and August 2012.

Beyond the pest problems, there is an open violation regarding a safety concern from April 2022, requiring attention to a loose hand railing at the public hall stairs on the first story. It's worth noting that while the most recent complaints have primarily focused on pest issues, there have been multiple instances where HPD inspections either found no violations (2021 complaints) or were unable to gain access (2022 complaints). The building, constructed in 2000, is two stories tall and contains two units, with the current violation records suggesting ongoing challenges with maintaining sanitary conditions, particularly in the second floor apartment.