325 99th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11209

The three-unit, two-story residential building at 325 99th Street in Fort Hamilton, owned by Elizabeth Amato and constructed in 1920, has demonstrated consistent compliance with New York City's bedbug reporting requirements over recent years. The property has had three documented violations of the Housing Maintenance Code between 2021 and 2023, all related to the failure to file the required annual bedbug reports, though these violations were subsequently closed.

Importantly, the building's two most recent bedbug reports for the periods ending October 2023 and October 2020 show no evidence of infestation, with all units reporting zero instances of infestation, eradication, or re-infestation. The most recent report from 2024 indicates a clean slate for bedbug activity between November 2022 and October 2023, which is a positive indicator of the building's current pest management status. The building's history shows a pattern of administrative oversights in bedbug report filing between 2021 and 2023, though these violations have been resolved.

However, it's noteworthy that there have been no reported bedbug infestations in any of the filing periods since November 2019, suggesting effective pest management practices have been implemented. The most recent violation in 2023 resulted in a closed status, though the current status date is not specified. The property is classified as "HEREAFTER CONVERTED CLASS A," indicating its current designation as a Class A multiple dwelling, and this two-story structure contains three residential units.