99-15 Corona Avenue, Queens, NY 11368

The three-story residential building at 99-15 Corona Avenue, located in the Corona neighborhood, was constructed in 2005 and contains three units. The property, currently owned by Pasapula Ramadevi, has demonstrated persistent challenges with compliance to health regulations over the past several years.

Most notably, the building has unresolved violations related to bedbug reporting requirements under the Housing Maintenance Code for the years 2021 through 2024, with all four violations remaining open as of the latest records. The building's rodent management history shows a mixed record: while a recent inspection in May 2025 passed, there have been multiple failures noted in earlier inspections, particularly in 2012 and 2015.

Two health department complaints have been recorded in recent years - one in 2022 regarding mice that could not be fully investigated due to access issues, and another in 2025 concerning an unsanitary animal situation (specifically a cat) that was inspected and found to have no violations. Regular rodent inspections, most recently passed in 2025, suggest some ongoing attention to pest management, though the pattern of violations and failures prior to 2015 indicates historical challenges in this area. The building's relatively recent construction date (2005) and small size (3 units) are typical for the neighborhood, but the persistent and multiple open violations regarding bedbug reporting raise particular concern about the property's compliance with basic housing maintenance requirements.