53-54 96th Street, Queens, NY 11368

The three-story, four-unit residential building at 53-54 96th Street in Corona, owned by Maritza Salcedo and constructed in 1931, has experienced persistent bedbug issues over the past several years. The building's bedbug infestation history reveals a troubling pattern of occurrences between 2018 and 2025, with the most recent reports showing varying levels of infestation affecting multiple units.

The most recent Bedbug Reporting from January 2025 indicates no current infestations, with three units having been treated, though previous reports from 2024 showed three affected units, and earlier filings documented infestations in all four units in 2021-2020. The property has consistently received Housing Maintenance Code violations between 2021 and 2024 for failing to file the required annual bedbug reports, though these violations appear to have been resolved, as evidenced by the January 2025 filing now showing compliance. The building's bedbug management history shows some progress, with the January 2025 filing indicating a reduction in active infestations compared to previous years.

However, the recurring nature of infestations suggests ongoing challenges with pest control despite multiple eradication efforts. The property has maintained records showing the treatment of infested units, with varying success rates in completely eradicating the pests from affected apartments. While no other significant building issues or violations are noted in the provided data, the persistent bedbug infestation pattern represents the most significant challenge for this property over the past several years.