102-14 35th Avenue, Queens, NY 11368

The three-story, three-unit residential building at 102-14 35th Avenue in Jackson Heights, owned by A Qin Chen and constructed in 2002, has experienced several significant maintenance issues, particularly concentrated in early 2023. Most notably, Apartment 2 has been the focus of multiple violations, including problems with water leaks, mold (approximately 15 square feet), unsatisfactory ceiling conditions (both paint/plaster issues), and an infestation of roaches affecting the entire unit.

The building was cited for failing to post proper gas leak procedures and for various regulatory compliance issues, including missing window guards and improper double-cylinder locks on the building entrance door. Of particular concern are two open Class A violations from 2023 related to the failure to file annual bedbug reports, which remain unresolved through 2024.

While some issues, such as the self-closing door violation and certain other maintenance problems, were eventually closed, the persistence of multiple open violations and the presence of mold and pest issues in early 2023 suggest ongoing maintenance challenges. The building's documented history indicates a pattern of moisture-related problems, security concerns, and regulatory non-compliance, with most recent activity focusing on these areas rather than major structural or systems interventions.