105-14 Martense Avenue, Queens, NY 11368

The three-story, six-unit residential building at 105-14 Martense Avenue in Corona, owned by Arman Kohan and constructed in 1990, has experienced several significant maintenance issues over the past decade. Most recently, in November 2023, the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene responded to an indoor air quality complaint that resulted in the issuance of an advisory to the property management. The building has documented ongoing roof maintenance challenges, particularly in 2018 when multiple violations were recorded regarding leaks affecting various ceilings in apartment 3R, which were only certified as corrected in April 2020.

That same inspection also revealed several building-wide safety concerns, including problems with fire-retardant materials in public areas, heating system access, electrical service in common areas, and hot water availability, though these violations were subsequently addressed. The property has demonstrated a history of pest management challenges, with bedbug infestations reported in multiple years between 2019 and 2022, though recent filings (2023-2025) indicate no current infestations. Earlier rodent inspection records from 2012-2013 show mixed results, with failures noted in two inspections in 2013 and one passing inspection in 2012.

The building's 311 service history also shows various other maintenance and safety issues being reported and addressed over the years. While many of the older violations have been resolved, the relatively recent indoor air quality complaint suggests that monitoring of building conditions should continue. The most recent bedbug reports indicate that no units were found to be infested or re-infested between 2022 and 2025, suggesting effective pest management protocols are currently in place.