448 Stockholm Street, Queens, NY 11385

The two-family house at 448 Stockholm Street in Ridgewood, owned by Anthony Moschitta and built in 1930, has experienced several notable issues, particularly in recent years. Most concerning is a December 2024 complaint about defective/exposed electrical wiring, though this was referred to the Department of Transportation and the specific resolution remains unclear.

The building has been subjected to multiple rodent control efforts, with consistent bait applications recorded from November to December 2023, suggesting an ongoing pest management challenge. Prior to this, there were several regulatory inspections in 2019 regarding professional certification compliance and permit requirements, though no violations were found during inspections in response to these complaints. The building's history shows a pattern of rodent-related issues, with multiple compliance inspections between 2017-2019, including four initial and compliance inspections that failed for "Other Reasons" in 2018-2019.

Permits related to electrical work were issued in February 2019, including PL (plumbing) and EW (electrical work) permits, suggesting some remediation efforts were undertaken during that period. The property's complaint history indicates relatively few issues overall, with the majority of complaints being closed without violations, though the recent electrical wiring complaint stands out as the most significant current concern. While the frequency of rodent inspections and bait applications has decreased since the early 2020s, the recent cluster of rodent control efforts in late 2023 suggests this remains a recurring issue.