99-25 Corona Avenue, Queens, NY 11368

The 4-unit residential building at 99-25 Corona Avenue, owned by Ting Ni and constructed in 2004, has experienced significant maintenance challenges since 2022. Most notably, there have been three pest-related complaints in August 2022, with one rat sighting reported in July 2022 that inspectors could not access. The building currently has multiple open Housing Maintenance Code violations, including failure to file required annual bedbug reports as of 2023-2024, and various safety and maintenance issues identified in August 2022.

These violations include problems with stairway riser nosing on the 2nd story, failure to post important safety notices regarding gas leaks, smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, and building heating system access. Two active Department of Buildings violations from 2019 regarding elevator inspection requirements and other unspecified issues remain unresolved. Historical records show a mixed pattern of rodent control outcomes, with compliance inspections passing in 2011 and 2015, though initial inspections in 2012 and 2015 failed for unspecified reasons.

Between 2022-2024, the building has accumulated several violations requiring attention to safety notifications and maintenance requirements, suggesting potential challenges in building management responsiveness. While many of the 2022 complaints were investigated without resulting violations, the persistence of certain violations and the pattern of pest-related complaints indicates ongoing maintenance concerns. The building's age (21 years as of 2025) and relatively recent inspection history reveal both recurring issues and some areas of compliance, though several open violations require attention.