1710 86th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11214

The three-story New Law Tenement building at 1710 86th Street in Bath Beach, owned by Aurelio Ceccacci, has been subject to several significant issues over the past five years. Most notably, there appears to be an ongoing concern with bedbug reporting compliance, as the building has received four consecutive Class A Housing Maintenance Code violations from 2021 to 2024 for failing to file the required annual bedbug reports.

The property has also faced serious safety and regulatory issues in 2020, when unauthorized electrical work was conducted in occupied commercial space without proper permits, resulting in an active Environmental Control Board violation with a $1,600 penalty. This incident was accompanied by a Department of Buildings complaint about work without a permit in an occupied multiple dwelling, though this particular complaint was marked as closed on the same date it was filed.

Additionally, the building has had two other notable incidents in recent years: a mobile food vendor complaint in 2021 that was closed after health department intervention, and a failure to certify correction on an immediately hazardous (Class 1) ECB violation in late 2020, though this violation was eventually dismissed in 2021. The property, constructed in 1926, contains five units and has experienced relatively few documented issues since the beginning of 2021, though the recurring bedbug reporting violations and the 2020 electrical work incident raise some concerns about regulatory compliance and safety oversight. The most recent documented inspection (April 2024) still shows the bedbug reporting violation as open, indicating this issue remains unresolved as of mid-2025.