62-60 99th Street, Queens, NY 11374

62-60 99th Street is a 14-story, 419-unit residential building constructed in 1960 and currently owned by 62-60 99th Street Owners II, LLC. The property has experienced several significant maintenance issues in recent years, most notably in 2025 when multiple electrical problems were reported, including a power outage and wiring violations. In May 2025 alone, there were multiple complaints about water leaks, wall and ceiling maintenance issues, and safety concerns regarding smoke detectors. The building's elevator system has also been a recurring concern, with multiple complaints filed so far in 2025, though inspections found no violations.

The building has faced various infrastructure challenges, including garage water penetration issues with an associated penalty of $1,562 in 2023, and problems with balcony undersides and exterior facade maintenance that resulted in multiple violations between 2022-2024. Recent inspections have shown improvements in pest control, with rodent activity decreasing significantly in 2025, though a pest violation was recorded in 2022. The property has experienced periodic bedbug infestations, with three affected units reported in the 2022-2023 period, though no infestations were reported in the most recent filing period. The building's management has faced scrutiny for not consistently maintaining records required by the Department of Buildings, with several violations related to permit filing and reporting requirements noted between 2018-2023.

The most recent inspections for rodent activity in 2025 have passed, suggesting some improvement in pest control measures. The building has undergone various repairs and maintenance work as evidenced by multiple permits issued, particularly in 2019, though specific details of these works are not provided in the data. While numerous violations have been issued over the years, many have been resolved through correction and proper certification by the management. The property has maintained active compliance with rodent control measures as of 2025, with recent inspections showing no active violations in this area. However, multiple open and closed HPD complaints from 2025 indicate ongoing maintenance challenges, particularly related to electrical systems, water leaks, and safety equipment.