99-10 43rd Avenue, Queens, NY 11368

The two-story, three-unit residential building at 99-10 43rd Avenue in Corona, owned by Jiaxin Wang and constructed in 2004, has experienced several significant maintenance issues over the past two years. Most notably, in December 2023, the building faced multiple violations including heat and hot water problems affecting apartment 3, door-related issues in common areas, pest infestations (specifically cockroaches), and mold concerns.

The Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) recorded these violations, which were subsequently addressed through inspections in January 2024 that confirmed door repair needs, window guard installation requirements, heat supply problems, and mold issues in the bathroom of apartment "Third." More recent activity includes a March 2025 rodent sighting report that was investigated by the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, resulting in no violations found. The building's maintenance history shows consistent attention to bedbug reporting, with the most recent filings (for periods ending October 2024) indicating no infestations or eradication efforts required.

The property has successfully passed multiple rodent inspections in 2010 and 2015, though an attempted boiler inspection in December 2023 was not completed due to access issues. While the building has experienced various maintenance challenges, particularly related to heating, water, and pest issues, recent inspections suggest compliance with current health and safety requirements, though attention to historical mold and door maintenance issues may still be warranted.