103-70 52nd Avenue, Queens, NY 11368

The two-story, four-unit residential building at 103-70 52nd Avenue in Corona, owned by John Zabala and constructed in 1931, has exhibited recurring issues with its bedbug reporting compliance over the past four years. Most notably, there is currently an open Class A Housing Maintenance Code violation as of April 2024, related to the failure to file the required annual bedbug report with the HPD, marking the fifth consecutive year (2021-2024) that this violation has been cited.

While the building's most recent bedbug report from April 2023 covering the period from November 2021 to October 2022 showed no infested units (with 0 units reported as infested, eradicated, or re-infested), the pattern of violations suggests ongoing administrative non-compliance rather than active infestation issues. It's worth noting that before these bedbug reporting violations emerged, the building had undergone a rodent inspection in April 2012, which it passed.

The building class is listed as "HERETOFORE CONVERTED CLASS A," indicating it has undergone some form of conversion to its current use as a multi-unit residential building. While the repeated bedbug report violations could indicate either persistent administrative oversight or a pattern of non-compliance rather than active pest issues, the lack of actual reported infestations in recent years may suggest improved pest management practices in the building.