1074 65th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11219

The two-story, four-unit New Law Tenement building at 1074 65th Street in Dyker Heights, owned by Amy Lin, has a notable history of regulatory non-compliance and violations spanning several years. Most concerning are the four consecutive annual violations from 2021 through 2024, all related to the failure to file mandatory bedbug reports as required by the Housing Maintenance Code; these violations remain open as of April 2024.

The building underwent significant scrutiny in 2018-2019, when multiple violations were recorded regarding illegal conversions and unauthorized construction work in the cellar area, including the creation of two illegal Class "A" apartments with full-height partitions, bathrooms, and gas lines. These violations resulted in several Environmental Control Board penalties, including $2,500 for removing or defacing a posted vacate order and $625 for failure to comply with a commission's order. The illegal apartment conversion issue led to a Partial Vacate Order being served in September 2018, indicating a serious safety concern for residents.

While the property appears to have received some permits in September 2018 for plumbing and other work (Job Number 321831363), the cluster of violations and penalties suggests a pattern of non-compliance with building regulations and safety requirements over multiple years. The most recent bedbug report violations, which are not necessarily indicative of an active infestation but rather a failure to comply with reporting requirements, represent the current open violations as of April 2024. The building's age (built in 1920) and its classification as a New Law Tenement indicate it is subject to specific regulatory requirements that have not been consistently met in recent years.