52-12 102nd Street, Queens, NY 11368

The 7-unit residential building at 52-12 102nd Street in Corona, owned by Yi Diao, is a 4-story property constructed in 2013. The building has experienced several significant maintenance issues over the past two years, with the most pressing concerns being five active violations related to failure to file external low-pressure inspections between 2019-2023, which remain unaddressed as of September 2024. The property underwent a series of violations in December 2020, primarily affecting apartment 4B, including issues with ceiling plaster, smoke detector functionality, roof leaks, and self-closing doors, though these violations were certified as corrected between January and March 2021.

The building has consistently demonstrated good pest control management, with annual bedbug reports from 2020 to 2024 showing zero infestation cases, and the most recent rodent inspection in January 2013 passed, following some initial compliance failures in 2010. The building's inspection record indicates that basic safety requirements such as smoke detector notices, carbon monoxide detector requirements, and housing information guides have been properly addressed, though these were initially cited as violations in December 2020. Despite the relatively recent construction date of 2013, the building has faced multiple maintenance challenges, particularly regarding the low-pressure system documentation, which remains a significant compliance issue as of 2024.

The history of violations in 2020 suggests there were several immediate maintenance concerns during that period, though most were addressed within a reasonable timeframe. The absence of pest issues over multiple reporting periods indicates effective pest management practices, while the mixed results of rodent inspections in 2010 suggest some initial challenges with vermin control that were eventually resolved. The building's current and historical records show a pattern of addressing most violations, though the active low-pressure inspection violations represent an ongoing compliance concern that has persisted for multiple years.