38-11 108th Street, Queens, NY 11368

The 87-unit, 7-story Corona Towers Condo at 38-11 108th Street in Jackson Heights, built in 2003, has experienced several significant maintenance issues over the past five years. Most notably, there have been multiple violations related to the failure to submit required inspections and reports, including active violations in 2023-2024 for external low pressure inspections and emergency equipment reports. In 2020, there were serious complaints about heating and electrical lighting issues, though inspections were not able to gain access to verify these problems.

The building previously faced regulatory scrutiny for not filing bedbug reports in 2021-2022, which resulted in a violation in April 2021. However, recent bedbug reporting from 2022 through 2025 indicates no infestations, with zero infested, eradicated, or re-infested units reported in the last four filing periods, suggesting effective pest management. The building's inspection and violation history reveals ongoing challenges with compliance to safety regulations, particularly regarding required inspections of external systems.

There have been multiple violations issued between 2018 and 2024 for failing to submit various mandatory reports, including those related to external low pressure systems and emergency equipment. While many earlier violations from 2022-2023 were dismissed, several remain active as of mid-2024. Despite these compliance issues, the absence of recent bedbug infestations and the building's relatively young age may mitigate some concerns about overall maintenance. However, the persistent nature of the inspection-related violations suggests ongoing challenges with timely regulatory compliance.