681 Onderdonk Avenue, Queens, NY 11385

The 681 Onderdonk Avenue property, a 3-story New Law Tenement built in 1930, currently owned by Vasel Juncaj, has faced several maintenance issues recently, particularly evident during October 2024 when multiple complaints were recorded and investigated by HPD. These complaints included reports of lighting problems, water leaks, pest infestations, and issues with doors/windows, with one particular concern about lighting resulting in a violation notice for inadequate illumination of not less than 60 watts in the public hall. Apartment 1L, in particular, has several open violations as of October 2024, including problems with lead-based paint hazards, broken light fixtures, and plumbing issues with defective faucets.

The building has undergone recent rodent inspections, showing passing results in 2024, though there was recorded rat activity in September 2024. The property has a consistent record of being monitored for bedbug infestations over the past five years, with all annual reports showing zero infested units. While the building has faced various maintenance challenges, particularly in the past year, it also demonstrates regular inspections and prompt attention to most reported issues. Recent complaints have generally been addressed, though some violations remain open as of the latest available data.

According to the bedbug reporting records from 2021 to 2025, the building has maintained a clean record with no infestations, suggesting effective pest control measures. The most recent residential rat inspection in November 2024 passed, indicating current compliance with rodent management requirements. In summary, while 681 Onderdonk Avenue has experienced various maintenance issues requiring attention, particularly in 2024, the building has demonstrated responsiveness to most complaints and maintained a clean pest control record over multiple years. The presence of open violations as of October 2024, particularly concerning apartment 1L, suggests some ongoing maintenance challenges that require monitoring.