64-05 Booth Street, Queens, NY 11374

The three-story, three-unit residential building at 64-05 Booth Street in Rego Park, owned by Erik Kariyev and constructed in 1984, has experienced several notable issues related to sanitation and pest management over recent years. The building has maintained compliance with bedbug reporting requirements since 2022, with the most recent report (January 2025) showing no infested units during the previous year. However, there have been recurring rodent-related issues, with the most recent complaint from December 2020 still listed as "In Progress" with the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH), following a similar complaint in November 2019.

The building faced multiple complaints in 2020 regarding work without permits and suspected illegal conversions, with inspectors unable to gain access during several inspection attempts. An environmental control board violation from 2018 was resolved, relating to unpermitted cellar partitioning work. The property has been subject to regular inspections and oversight, with the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) conducting inspections in response to unsanitary conditions complaints.

These inspections, including one from November 2019 regarding garbage/recycling storage, resulted in no violations being issued. The building's maintenance history shows attention to regulatory compliance, particularly in recent years, with the bedbug reporting requirements being consistently met and no current violations listed. The most significant ongoing concern appears to be the unresolved rodent issue from late 2020, though previous rodent inspections in November 2019 resulted in a passing grade.