43-01 National Street, Queens, NY 11368

The two-family house at 43-01 National Street in Corona, owned by Sang Lee, has experienced several significant maintenance issues over recent years, with the most pressing concerns emerging between 2018-2020. The building, constructed in 1910, has open violations related to inadequate heating and hot water systems in the 2nd floor apartment, as well as multiple gas supply issues to fixtures.

A cluster of complaints was filed in March 2020 regarding unsanitary conditions, including mold, pests, and various maintenance problems such as flooring, electrical, and door issues, though housing authorities were unable to gain access for inspection. While these problems appear to have been addressed, as evidenced by the closed status of subsequent complaints, a recent health department investigation in early 2024 related to mobile food vendor smoke/odor was documented. The property has a documented history of rodent activity, with inspections showing varying results between 2012-2020, though the most recent inspection from November 2020 passed compliance.

Multiple building permits were issued between 2018-2020 for plumbing and electrical work, though there was one instance of a plumbing work revocation and stop work order in March 2019, which was later rescinded in July 2019. The building's age and location in Corona suggest typical urban maintenance challenges, though the recent relative quiet in terms of major complaints and violations could indicate improved maintenance practices in recent years. The most recent 311 service request in early 2024 is the only documented complaint in the past three years, suggesting either improved building conditions or reduced tenant reporting activity.