53-18 105th Street, Queens, NY 11368

The three-unit, three-story building at 53-18 105th Street in Corona, owned by Maria Ramos-campoverde and constructed in 1920, has experienced several notable events in recent years. Most significantly, between 2019 and 2020, the property was issued multiple Environmental Control Board violations totaling $3,750 in penalties related to unauthorized construction work in the cellar/boiler room area, where concrete had been removed and excavated approximately 4 feet deep without proper permits. These violations, while resolved by 2020, indicate a period of regulatory non-compliance regarding building modifications.

More recently, the building has undergone regular bedbug reporting inspections between 2021 and 2025, with the most recent report for the period ending October 2024 showing no infested or re-infested units, suggesting successful pest management practices. The property has maintained proper bedbug reporting compliance since 2021, with no recorded infestations in any of the six consecutive annual reports. A rodent inspection conducted in May 2012 passed, indicating no rodent issues at that time.

The building also has documented permit activity, with an electrical work permit issued in March 2021, though the specific nature of this work is not detailed in the records. The most recent bedbug report filed in May 2025 for the period ending October 2024 shows zero infested units, and the property has consistently demonstrated compliance with bedbug reporting requirements since 2021. The building's violation history, while concerning during 2019-2020, appears to have been addressed and resolved, with no recent similar violations on record. The structure's age and conversion classification as "HERETOFORE CONVERTED CLASS A" suggest it has undergone prior modifications to accommodate multiple residential units, which is not uncommon for buildings of its type and age in New York City.