167 Carroll Place, Staten Island, NY 10301

167 Carroll Place, a 2-story, 14-unit residential building located in St. George and owned by Abdelsalam Farhoud, has experienced several notable maintenance issues in recent years.

The property, built in 1920, faced significant heat and hot water system problems in January 2019, with multiple complaints filed through the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) affecting both individual apartments and the entire building. While three emergency complaints related to heating issues were filed, the HPD's investigations faced access difficulties, and the complaints were eventually closed administratively. The building's pest control history shows a clean record during the 2019-2020 bedbug reporting period, with no infestations or required eradications noted.

However, rodent inspections present a mixed picture: a January 2023 inspection revealed rat activity, though a February 2023 compliance inspection passed, while earlier inspections in 2016 indicated failures for unspecified reasons. This pattern suggests ongoing, though somewhat improving, challenges with vermin control in the building. The most recent building records indicate no major complaints or violations since the 2019 heating issues, though the gap in time and the nature of transformed complaints from heating systems to rodent inspections suggests varied maintenance priorities over the years.