6301 10th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11219

The three-story, four-unit residential building at 6301 10th Avenue in Borough Park, owned by Xiying Wang, has several concerning patterns in its recent history, particularly regarding compliance with housing maintenance and safety regulations. The building, constructed in 1930 and classified as a New Law Tenement, has consistently failed to file its mandatory annual bedbug reports over the past four years (2021-2024), with the most recent violation recorded in April 2024.

There is also a significant cluster of inspection-related issues from 2024, including multiple complaints about unauthorized work in an occupied multiple dwelling, an inoperative boiler, and problems with a storefront sign or awning. In June 2024, a fine of $2,500 was imposed related to access issues for construction work, as documented in an Environmental Control Board violation, though this was subsequently resolved. The building has experienced recurring access issues, with inspectors frequently unable to gain entry during their two final attempts for inspections in 2022-2024, particularly regarding the Certificate of Occupancy inspection in January 2022 and more recent complaints in July 2024.

The property has faced multiple violations of NYC's Housing Maintenance Code, most notably the persistent failure to submit required bedbug reports, which has become a pattern of non-compliance over four consecutive years. While several complaints have been closed through various means, including a "Stop Work Order Fully Rescinded" disposition in August 2024, the frequency and nature of these violations suggest ongoing challenges with maintaining regulatory compliance and addressing safety-related concerns. The most recent complaint entered in April 2025 regarding an illegal storefront sign or awning is still active as of July 2025, indicating that some building-related issues remain unresolved.