90-53 51st Avenue, Queens, NY 11373

The three-story, three-unit building at 90-53 51st Avenue in Elmhurst, owned by Juan Dominguez, has experienced several significant maintenance issues recently. Most notably, in June 2024, there was an electrical power outage that resulted in violations related to the building's electrical systems, including a violation in Apartment 3 that cited problems with the electric service supply to fixtures.

The building has multiple open violations as of this date, including safety concerns such as missing or defective self-closing doors at the building's front entrance and at Apartment 3, as well as requirements to post crucial safety information. These include notices about smoke detector requirements, carbon monoxide detecting device requirements, gas leak procedures, and the availability of the agency's housing information guide. A kick-down door stopper preventing proper self-closing function was also identified at the first-story vestibule.

The building's history shows some attention to pest control, with inspections in 2023 and 2015 passing without violations, though a rat sighting complaint was reported in May 2023. The property, constructed in 1925, is classified as a "Heretofore Converted Class A" building, indicating it has been converted into multiple dwelling units. While some violations from the 2024 inspections have been closed, including those related to the front entrance doors, many remain open as of the latest available data, suggesting ongoing maintenance and safety compliance issues that require attention.