59-15 Xenia Street, Queens, NY 11368

The three-story multifamily building at 59-15 Xenia Street in Corona, owned by Dilma Deoliveira and constructed in 1970, has experienced several notable maintenance issues over the past few years. Most recently, in August 2024, there was a sanitation concern involving pests, and in June 2024, a water supply problem that was classified as an immediate emergency.

A cluster of plumbing and sanitation issues was documented between November 2023 and January 2024, including problems with bathtubs/showers, sinks, slow water leaks, ventilation systems, and the presence of mold, though not all inspections resulted in violations. Two separate pest-related complaints were filed during this period, but contrary to the building's recent history, these inspections did not reveal any violations. Additionally, a 2021 complaint regarding flooring conditions could not be inspected due to access issues.

The building's most recent exterior inspection in July 2024 addressed an egress-related complaint, but the Department of Buildings found no violations at that time. While many recent complaints have been addressed and closed, including both emergency and non-emergency issues, the recurring nature of plumbing and pest-related complaints over the past two years suggests ongoing maintenance challenges in these areas. The property was classified as "HEREAFTER CONVERTED CLASS A," indicating a change in use designation from its original classification, though further details on this conversion are not provided in the available data.