1933 Greene Avenue, Queens, NY 11385

This two-story, four-unit tenement building located at 1933 Greene Avenue in Ridgewood was built in 1915 and is currently owned by Jack Saladino. The building has experienced several recurring maintenance issues, particularly evident during 2021, when there was a notable cluster of heat and hot water complaints affecting the entire building in May and July. Multiple heat and hot water-related complaints were filed during this period, though some were resolved through tenant confirmation and others were closed without inspection due to access issues.

Additionally, there was a gas-related complaint in May 2021 that also resulted in an access issue during inspection. More recent concerns emerged in early 2023, with two separate complaints regarding unsanitary conditions and pests, though inspections were unable to proceed due to access issues and the complaints were subsequently closed. The building has had three consecutive bedbug violation notices from 2021 to 2023 related to the failure to file annual bedbug reports, though there have been no reported infestations during these periods. While there have been some plumbing-related issues recorded, such as a water supply complaint in July 2021, and various heat/hot water complaints throughout 2021, most of these problems were addressed, either through corrective actions or tenant confirmations.

Importantly, the building has maintained a bedbug-free status in recent reports, with all five of the most recent annual filings (2021-2024) indicating zero infested, eradicated, or re-infested units. The rodent inspection history shows three failed inspections between 2015 and 2017, though the most recent inspection in 2017 passed. The most recent bedbug report from December 2024 confirms that no units have been identified as infested, indicating improvement in pest management since the earlier complaints. The building's heat and hot water systems have shown recurring issues, though no recent complaints of this nature have been reported in the past two years, suggesting a possible resolution of this ongoing maintenance problem.