1934 68th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11204

The two-story, four-unit residential building at 1934 68th Street in Bensonhurst, owned by Bing Yen, has had several significant events since 2021, focusing primarily on safety regulations and maintenance requirements. In October 2023, the building received multiple violations related to safety requirements, including the need to post proper notices regarding gas leak procedures, carbon monoxide detector requirements, and smoke detector requirements in common areas.

Though these violations were certified as corrected by January 2024, they indicated previous neglect of crucial safety protocols. A relatively recent HPD inspection in late 2024 addressed a complaint about unsanitary garbage/recycling storage, which was determined not to violate any housing laws.

The building has experienced some infrastructure and maintenance concerns over the past few years, including an illegal conversion complaint filed in May 2025 (though the inspector was unable to gain access on the first attempt), and a gas utility referral in 2018 that was closed without any warranted violations. On a positive note, the building has maintained a consistent record of effective bedbug management, with the most recent reports (2023-2024) showing no current infestations or required eradication efforts, following only one instance in 2022 where four units required treatment. The property's record shows intermittent compliance with housing maintenance codes, with most recent violations being promptly addressed, though the pattern of safety-related citations suggests occasional lapses in regulatory adherence.