34-01 106th Street, Queens, NY 11368

The 3-unit, 3-story residential building at 34-01 106th Street in Jackson Heights, owned by Daofen Huang and constructed in 2002, has experienced several significant maintenance and safety-related issues over the past several years. Most notably, there is currently an open violation from 2024 requiring the filing of annual bedbug reports, and this same violation has remained open for the past four consecutive years (2021-2024).

In 2019, the building underwent a series of inspections that revealed multiple safety concerns, particularly in the 2nd floor apartment, including issues with carbon monoxide and smoke detectors (both classified as "B" violations), and an alarming water temperature problem where a kitchen sink was recorded at 151°F (classified as a "C" violation). Additional building-wide violations from 2019, still marked as open, include requirements to post various safety notices regarding smoke detector requirements, housing information guide availability, and gas leak procedures in common areas.

The building's maintenance history also shows a plumbing-related complaint in March 2019 that required HPD intervention and resulted in violations, though these specific plumbing issues are not detailed in the current records. While the property has been relatively stable in recent years with no new major incidents recorded since 2019, the persistent open violations regarding bedbug reporting and safety systems (smoke/carbon monoxide detectors) indicate ongoing compliance issues that have not been resolved as of 2025.