63-36 Forest Avenue, Queens, NY 11385

The two-story, three-unit residential building at 63-36 Forest Avenue in Ridgewood, owned by Hilda Horn and constructed in 1950, has maintained a generally good record over the past decade. While there was a significant rodent/insect/garbage complaint to the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene in 2019 that resulted in official notification to the landlord regarding potential violations, this appears to have been an isolated incident as there have been no subsequent health complaints on record.

A rodent inspection conducted in June 2017 resulted in a passing grade, as did a previous inspection in March 2012, suggesting that pest control measures have generally been effective when needed. More positively for current and prospective tenants, the building has not experienced any bedbug infestations in recent years.

The bedbug reporting data from 2020 through late 2024 shows consistently zero infestations, eradications, or re-infestions across all five annual reporting periods. This pattern suggests that the building has maintained a successful bedbug prevention and management program. Looking at the overall maintenance record, the building has passed two rodent inspections (2012 and 2017) and has shown no repeat pest issues in recent years, though the 2019 health department complaint indicates there was at least one period requiring attention to pest control matters.