Betty P Peebles Trustee — Worst Landlords

Violations

Open violations at this landlord's buildings, grouped by type, most often cited first.

Cracked plaster, holes, or water damage 8 $5,013 2025–2026 1

Permitting an unsafe exterior structural condition to exist on prem... 1 $1,274 2026–2026 1

Owner occupying or permitting another person to occupy the structu... 1 $1,249 2025–2025 1

Failure to provide plumbing fixtures that are properly connected to... 1 $1,274 2026–2026 1

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Failure to provide heating facilities for residential occupancies ... 1 $2,499 2025–2025 1

Failure to provide an adequate water supply system 1 $1,249 2025–2025 1

Failure to provide a proper handrail for stairs having more than th... 1 $1,249 2025–2025 1

Failure to maintain sidewalk, walkway, driveway, stairs or similar ... 1 $638 2026–2026 1

Interior surfaces unsanitary or in poor condition 1 $638 2026–2026 1

Interior structure not in good repair 1 $1,249 2025–2025 1

Failure to maintain exterior doors, door assemblies, operator syste... 1 $638 2026–2026 1

Failure to maintain all plumbing fixtures in a safe, sanitary, and ... 1 $638 2026–2026 1

Failure to maintain all accessory structures, including detached ga... 1 $625 2025–2025 1

Failure to install electrical equipment, wiring, or appliances in a... 1 $638 2026–2026 1

Failure to install approved or properly maintain carbon monoxide de... 1 $2,499 2025–2025 1

Failure to install and/or maintain in good working order, a deadbol... 1 $1,249 2025–2025 1

Failure to correct electrical system that constitutes a hazard to t... 1 $1,274 2026–2026 1

Failure of the owner to maintain exterior property and premises in ... 1 $625 2025–2025 1

Mechanical or electrical systems unmaintained 1 $1,274 2026–2026 1

(Failure to maintain the required fire-resistance rating of fire-re... 1 $2,549 2026–2026 1

Building

1 1614 Juniper Street NW 29 $30,889 Oct 2026

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Violation and fine data from DC Department of Buildings open records. Fines shown are assessed amounts; DC does not publish collected amounts. "Last cited" is the date of the most recent violation recorded for each building.