1005 58th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11219

The three-story, two-family house at 1005 58th Street in Borough Park, owned by Xue Yong Jiang, has experienced a series of notable maintenance and regulatory issues over recent years. Most concerning is the building's documented history of pest-related problems, with a 2021 complaint about unsanitary conditions and pests that could not be inspected by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development, though records indicate this was subsequently addressed by the Department of Buildings with two Class A violations in March 2022 related to fire escape ladder safety.

The building has also faced ongoing regulatory scrutiny in connection with tattooing-related health code compliance, with complaints in 2019 showing concerns about dirty or inadequate equipment that were still in progress as of 2025. The property has an active violation from November 2019 regarding the failure to submit an annual boiler inspection report for 2017 that remains unresolved in the system as of October 2023.

However, despite these issues, the building has passed rodent inspections in both 2012 and 2020, indicating some level of compliance with basic health and safety requirements. Additional complaints were investigated regarding zoning non-conformity and privately owned public space compliance, though these were either dismissed or referred to other departments for resolution. While the property has experienced multiple regulatory interventions over the past five years, records show that many complaints were either closed or resolved, with the most recent documented violations primarily focused on fire escape safety requirements.