299 Rockaway Parkway, Brooklyn, NY 11212

The two-story, four-unit tenement building at 299 Rockaway Parkway in Brownsville, owned by Andy Radcliffe, has experienced several significant maintenance issues since 2018 that warrant attention. The property has been subject to recurring bedbug reporting requirements between 2021-2024, though recent filings in 2025 show no current infestations. Most concerning are the documented pest control challenges, including multiple failed rodent inspections in 2017-2019 and a rat sighting complaint in 2018.

The Property also faced multiple housing maintenance code violations in 2018, primarily affecting the first-floor apartment (1F), including issues with broken light fixtures, door locks, and various pest problems involving mice and roaches. These violations also included concerns about damaged plaster surfaces and paint in both the kitchen and bathroom. While some of these earlier violations were classified as "Closed" in subsequent inspections, their historical pattern suggests ongoing maintenance challenges.

In recent years, the building's records show some progress in compliance with housing codes, particularly regarding the bedbug reporting requirements, as the most recent 2025 filing indicates no infested or previously infested units. However, it's important to note that multiple rodent inspection failures in 2017-2019 suggest persistent pest management challenges, though more recent rodent-related complaints have not been filed. The building, constructed in 1930, is classified as a "New Law Tenement" and its age and construction type may contribute to some of the maintenance challenges experienced. While the most recent violations have been primarily focused on administrative requirements rather than urgent maintenance issues, the historical pattern of pest-related complaints and inspection failures indicates that building systems and maintenance may require ongoing attention.