40-21 100th Street, Queens, NY 11368

The three-story residential building at 40-21 100th Street in Corona, owned by Tsering Dorjee, has experienced several noteworthy incidents regarding building safety and maintenance since its construction in 2005. The most recent concern occurred in May 2025, when a broken or missing window guard was reported through 311 services, leading to HPD inspections and subsequent violations.

The building has consistently faced requirements to file annual bedbug reports between 2021 and 2024, with the most recent report (December 2024) showing no infested or re-infested units for the 2023-2024 period. While three violations were issued for the failure to file bedbug reports between 2021 and 2024, these had been addressed by April 2024. The property has a documented history of rodent management challenges in its earlier years, particularly between 2010 and 2015, with multiple failed inspections for rodent issues.

Initial inspections in 2010 and 2011 had passed, but subsequent inspections in 2012-2015 consistently showed failures for "Other Reasons." However, no rodent-related inspections have been recorded in the past decade, suggesting either successful resolution of the issue or changes in inspection requirements. Aside from the recent window guard violation and the bedbug reporting requirements, there are no other recorded violations or complaints in the past three years, indicating improved overall maintenance. The building's relatively recent construction (2005) and three-unit configuration generally suggests modern systems and amenities, though the historical issues with rodent management and safety concerns about window guards should be noted.