503 Beverley Road, Brooklyn, NY 11218

503 Beverley Road is a 2-story, 4-unit residential building constructed in 2007 in Kensington, currently owned by Eddie Chung. The property has experienced persistent rodent issues, with multiple rat sightings and conditions attracting rodents reported between 2022 and 2024, with the most recent evidence of rat activity noted in April 2025, despite ongoing baiting efforts.

Significantly, there are several open violations from 2019-2020 related to unsanitary conditions, including documented rodent infestations in both basement Apartment 2 and 1st Floor Apartment 2, as well as missing smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in Basement Apartment 2. The building has undergone various maintenance challenges, including water leaks (2022), door/frame issues (2022), and reports of mold and unsanitary garbage storage (2019). The property has been subject to multiple regulatory interventions, including three rodent-related service requests in 2024-2025, and there are open violations regarding a lack of proper garbage receptacles and building cleanliness (2020).

In 2019, there were inspections related to illegal occupancy concerning parking spaces, with violations recorded for having eight cars parked on the premises when only three spaces were permitted under the certificate of occupancy. The building's owner has consistently filed annual bedbug reports from 2020-2024, all indicating zero infested units, which suggests effective pest management in this regard. Recent inspections from 2024-2025 have shown continued rodent activity, with bait applied regularly, though the presence of rat activity was still observed as recently as April 2025.