52-12 90th Street, Queens, NY 11373

The three-story, two-family house at 52-12 90th Street in Elmhurst, owned by Chuncheng He and constructed in 1970, has experienced several notable incidents over the past decade that warrant attention. The most pressing concerns emerged in 2019, when the building was the subject of both rodent-related issues and an illegal conversion complaint. A mouse sighting was reported in June 2019, leading to inspections by the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, though the situation appeared to stabilize with multiple passing rodent inspections later that year.

This pattern continued into 2020, when the building maintained a rodent-free status with regular compliance passing scores. More recently, the property demonstrated vigilance against bedbug infestations, with the most recent reporting period from November 2022 to October 2023 showing no infested units, no eradicated units, and no re-infestation cases. The building's history also includes some regulatory scrutiny, as evidenced by the illegal conversion complaint in October 2019, though this case was marked as "No Access – 2nd Attempt" during the December inspection.

Prior to these incidents, the property's rodent inspection history shows a mixture of initial failures and subsequent passings during 2015-2018, suggesting previous challenges with pest management that appear to have been addressed in recent years. Overall, while the building has faced various pest-related challenges in the past, particularly in 2019, there have been no major safety incidents reported in recent years, and the property has maintained compliance with inspection requirements. The absence of bedbug infestations in recent reporting periods and the successful resolution of rodent issues suggest improved property management practices, though the building's history of pest-related complaints can still be noted as a recurring theme in its maintenance record.