34-30 100th Street, Queens, NY 11368

The two-story, three-unit residential building at 34-30 100th Street in Jackson Heights, owned by Konstantinos Paloumbas and built in 1930, has experienced some notable incidents in recent years that warrant attention.

In April 2019, the property became the subject of both health department and building violations, beginning with a rodent-related complaint filed with the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene that remained open through August 2019, indicating potential pest management concerns. More seriously, on the same day as the rodent complaint, the Department of Buildings received a complaint regarding blocked or improper egress, representing a significant safety concern; this issue was investigated and resulted in an Oath Violation being served on the same day, suggesting immediate regulatory intervention was required to address the safety hazard.

While these incidents occurred several years ago, it's worth noting that both were resolved through official channels - with the rodent complaint going through the normal inspection process and the egress issue resulting in a specific violation being served. The records available only go up to October 2023, so while no more recent incidents are on record, the building's management and response to these past issues cannot be fully assessed through this limited data set.