50-26 101st Street, Queens, NY 11368

The two-family house at 50-26 101st Street in Corona, owned by Mingyang Lin, was constructed in 2016 and has experienced several notable issues over its history. Most recently, in late 2022 through early 2023, there was an unsanitary condition complaint regarding pests that the Department of Housing Preservation and Development could not inspect due to lack of access.

Prior to this, rat sightings were documented in May 2021, resulting in violations from the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, though subsequent inspections showed passing compliance in July 2021. The building's construction phase in 2018 was marked by significant safety violations while under the management of HBCC Development Corp, with penalties totaling $18,000 issued for multiple infractions. These included work being performed outside of permitted hours, lack of supervision, missing safety features such as guardrails and exit signs, improper housekeeping, and scaffold safety issues.

While these violations were listed as resolved with corresponding penalties, they highlight serious safety concerns during the building's construction period. The building has undergone periodic inspections for rodent activity since then, with the most recent inspections showing varying results, though records indicate improved conditions with passed inspections in 2018 and 2021. This report is based on available public records and provides an overview of significant events and conditions associated with the property up to October 2023.