17-25 Himrod Street, Queens, NY 11385

The three-story brick tenement building at 17-25 Himrod Street in Ridgewood, owned by Eli Noy, was constructed in 1930 and contains 6 residential units. The property has experienced a few notable issues in recent years, most significantly regarding safety inspections. Violations were issued in 2023 for failure to file the 2021 and 2022 external low pressure inspections, though both violations were subsequently dismissed in April 2024.

Two complaints have been recorded with the Department of Buildings: one in September 2021 regarding unauthorized construction work (which required two inspection attempts to verify) and another in September 2022 concerning excessive debris, though no violation was warranted upon inspection. The building has a clean record regarding pest control, with all bedbug reports since 2019 indicating no infested units, and the property has consistently passed rodent inspections in 2013, 2014, and 2017. The construction of the three-story building is classified as a "NEW LAW TENEMENT," which typically refers to buildings subject to New York City's 1980 hotel conversion/tenant protection law.

With six units and three stories, this building structure conforms to typical tenement design of its era. The most recent significant regulatory issues have been primarily administrative in nature, relating to inspection records rather than safety concerns. The property has maintained continuous occupancy since at least 2019, with all inspection periods showing zero instances of infestation or violation warranting penalties.