518 86th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11209

This four-story, two-family residential building located at 518 86th Street in Fort Hamilton, Brooklyn, has experienced several noteworthy incidents since 2018, though none appear to present immediate concerns about current resident habitability. The most significant recent events occurred in June 2025, when emergency complaints regarding plumbing/toilet issues and a door problem were reported and resolved within a week.

The building, owned by Angelo Saraniero and constructed in 1926, has undergone some regulatory scrutiny, including two failed inspection attempts in 2024 related to permit compliance, though these were ultimately closed without penalty. A more serious matter occurred in 2021 when a violation was issued for failure to comply with Department of Buildings permit sign-off requirements, resulting in a $620 penalty that has since been resolved.

The property's health and sanitation record is generally clean, with no documented bedbug activity reported between November 2021 and October 2022, and only one rodent inspection (from December 2019) showing a passing result. Two health department investigations were conducted: one in 2019 regarding unsanitary pigeon conditions, which found no violations, and another in 2020 concerning mobile food vendor activity that was properly addressed according to health department protocols. While the building's maintenance history shows some various issues requiring attention, including a non-emergency wall issue noted in 2025, the majority of these concerns have been promptly addressed, with most violations and complaints being officially closed upon resolution.