100-32 Martense Avenue, Queens, NY 11368

The three-unit, three-story residential building at 100-32 Martense Avenue in Corona, owned by Simon Calderon and constructed in 1988, has experienced several notable incidents over recent years, with particular attention required for a heat and hot water outage in April 2022 that affected both individual apartments and the entire building. Despite these complaints being categorized as emergency situations, the Department of Housing Preservation and Development's (HPD) response was limited, with one inspection unable to gain access to units and another being a duplicate of existing complaints.

The building has had two violations related to annual bedbug reporting requirements in 2023 and 2024, while a July 2022 inspection revealed multiple safety-related issues including the need for window guards, self-closing doors repair, and various security concerns such as an illegal slide bolt at the building entrance. The property has maintained consistent bedbug-free status across multiple reporting periods from 2019 to 2024, with no infested units or required eradication efforts recorded.

The building's hardware and safety systems have undergone various corrections, including the resolution of C-class violations related to door functionality and security measures identified in mid-2022. An April 2022 complaint regarding an alleged illegal conversion was investigated but resulted in no violation being warranted at the time of inspection. Historical records show the building passed an initial rodent inspection in May 2012, and more recent housing maintenance code violations from 2022-2023 have primarily centered around administrative requirements and safety systems rather than structural or maintenance issues.