70 Bay 34th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11214

The three-story, three-unit residential building at 70 Bay 34th Street in Gravesend, owned by Rosolino Coretto and constructed in 1915, has experienced recurring issues with bedbug reporting compliance over the past several years. The building has received Housing Maintenance Code violations in 2021, 2022, 2023, and most recently in April 2024, all related to the failure to file annual bedbug reports as required by HPD regulations.

However, the most recent bedbug report filing from January 2025 indicates no current infestations, with the previous year's report (May 2023) showing that three units were eradicated of bedbugs during the 2021-2022 reporting period. A complaint regarding site conditions endangering workers was filed in May 2023, but inspectors were unable to gain access during their second final attempt to investigate the complaint.

The building's recent maintenance and reporting history suggests improved bedbug management, with no reported infestations in the most recent filing period (2023-2024), though the pattern of violations for bedbug report non-compliance raises concerns about management oversight. The property has maintained its classification as a "Heretofore Converted Class A" dwelling, which typically indicates a building that was originally built for one purpose but has been converted to multiple dwelling units while retaining its original structure. The most pressing safety concerns appear to be related to the building's historical bedbug issues, though recent reports suggest these have been addressed, at least in terms of infestation management, if not necessarily in terms of compliance with reporting requirements.