92-35 51st Avenue, Queens, NY 11373

The three-story, three-unit building at 92-35 51st Avenue in Elmhurst, owned by Olga Salcedo, has been subject to recurring regulatory scrutiny over the past several years, particularly concerning bedbug reporting compliance. Since 2021, the property has accumulated four consecutive open violations under the Housing Maintenance Code (HMC), all related to the failure to file required annual bedbug reports with the NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD).

While these violations are administrative in nature, they indicate an ongoing issue with timely compliance to housing safety regulations. Prior to this pattern of violations, the building had one complaint about zoning non-conformance in May 2019, though this was inspected and found unsubstantiated the following day. Looking further back, the building underwent a successful rodent inspection in April 2015, passing with no noted issues.

The building's construction dates back to 1910, and though it is classified as "HERETOFORE CONVERTED CLASS A," indicating it was previously converted to a multiple dwelling, its current configuration and unit count remain consistent with this designation. While the bedbug reporting violations are the most significant recurring issue on record, it's important to note that these violations, while reflective of administrative compliance issues, may not necessarily correlate with actual pest presence in the building. The most recent violation was recorded in April 2024, indicating that as of the present date, no resolution to this pattern of violations has been documented in the available data.