43-11 108th Street, Queens, NY 11368

This 4-unit, 4-story residential building located at 43-11 108th Street in Corona, owned by Li Shi and constructed in 2009, has experienced several significant maintenance and safety issues in recent years. Most notably, in December 2023, there were multiple urgent violations recorded, including water supply problems, mold conditions, safety concerns with doors, and various plumbing issues.

Additional violations from the same inspection required repairs to the roof, electrical systems, and fire-retardant plaster in the 4th-story public hall. The building has also faced pest-related challenges, with multiple pest-related service requests in 2023-2024, and while a bedbug report filed in May 2024 indicated zero infested units for the 2022-2023 period, this follows a history of pest management efforts including multiple rodent baiting inspections in 2014-2016. Earlier building history includes a 2022 incident involving mold and a power outage, along with various violations from 2023 requiring proper maintenance of building signage and an annual bedbug report.

The Department of Buildings has records of two notable complaints: an illegal conversion complaint in 2024 that inspectors were unable to access, and a 2020 construction-related issue that resulted in a stop-work order, though this was fully rescinded in 2021. The building's permit history shows several permits issued in 2019, including for plumbing and electrical work, though the specific scope of these permits was not detailed in the available data. While the building is relatively new (built in 2009), these persistent maintenance issues suggest ongoing challenges with building upkeep and systems maintenance.