167 Myrtle Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10310

167 Myrtle Avenue is a two-story, four-unit residential building constructed in 1931 in the West Brighton neighborhood, currently owned by George Abomeli. The building has experienced recurring maintenance issues over the past several years, with the most recent cluster of problems occurring in spring 2024, including plumbing, electrical, and door-related emergencies. Notably, there is an unresolved violation from both March and April 2024 regarding the required annual bedbug report submission.

The building has a documented history of pest control challenges, particularly in Apartment 1, with violations from October 2022 citing infestations of mice and roaches. Water-related issues have been persistent, with multiple complaints about leaks and plumbing problems, including a 2024 boiler complaint that inspectors could not access. The property has undergone various inspections and faced several maintenance challenges since 2021, including issues with heating (January 2022), mold (2021-2023), and multiple door/window problems. While many complaints were investigated and closed without violations, several unit-specific issues remain open, particularly concerning bathroom leaks and ceiling repairs in Apartment 1.

The building's history also shows a pattern of emergency maintenance needs, particularly during 2024, with multiple urgent repairs required for electrical systems, window guards, and plumbing elements. The property's rodent inspection history shows previous failures in 2011 and 2017, though no recent inspections are recorded since the 2022 violations. The building's record suggests ongoing maintenance challenges that have persisted over multiple years, with particular concentration on water-related issues, pest control, and basic infrastructure maintenance. While many complaints have been addressed through inspections and repairs, some violation notices remain open as of the latest available data, particularly concerning bedbug reporting requirements and various apartment-specific maintenance issues.