99-18 41st Avenue, Queens, NY 11368

The 4-story, 9-unit apartment building at 99-18 41st Avenue in Corona, owned by Pablo Borbon, has experienced recurring issues with heat and hot water system problems over the past few years, with emergency complaints documented in April 2025, November 2024, October 2024, and throughout 2022-2023. While some complaints were resolved upon inspection, the pattern suggests ongoing maintenance challenges with the building's heating system. The property has multiple open Housing Maintenance Code violations from late 2022 related to safety requirements, including missing smoke and carbon monoxide detector notices, inadequate gas leak procedures, and public information posting requirements.

Additional violations from 2022 show the need for repairs to self-closing doors, public hallway maintenance issues, and a mold condition on the 4th story. Regarding building systems maintenance, there have been problems with the boiler registration process, with violations issued in 2023-2024 for failure to file annual inspection reports. However, these were later dismissed.

The building has shown compliance with bedbug reporting requirements for the 2023-2024 period, documenting no infested units. Rodent inspections in 2010 and 2015 passed, indicating no significant historical pest issues. The October 2023 violation regarding door/window conditions and the October 2022 violations related to public area maintenance and safety requirements suggest ongoing attention is needed to maintain building code compliance. While the building has experienced recurring heating system issues, it's important to note that many complaints were resolved upon inspection, though access challenges have hindered some investigations.