140-21 32nd Avenue, Queens, NY 11354

140-21 32nd Avenue is a 61-unit, 6-story residential building in Flushing, constructed in 2007 and currently owned by Hui Wong. The building has experienced recurring issues with unsanitary animal conditions, particularly involving cats and dogs, with multiple complaints filed in 2024-2025 being routed to the Health Department's Rat Portal due to prior similar complaints. There were concerning indoor air quality issues related to chemical vapors and odors reported in October 2024, with inspectors initially unable to access the property for inspection.

The building's elevator system faced challenges in 2020, leading to environmental control board violations regarding hoistway door safety and device identification, though these appeared to be resolved. The property has shown consistent attention to pest management, with no reported bedbug infestations in the past six years, and passed recent rodent inspections in June and July 2025, though it failed an inspection in 2011. The building's maintenance history shows attention to regulatory compliance, with various Department of Buildings complaints and violations being promptly addressed.

Notable recent violations included a failure to file for the 2023 external low-pressure inspection, which was dismissed in July 2025. Previous housing maintenance issues included a door/window emergency complaint in 2019 that was resolved within three days. The building has maintained a consistent record of addressing safety and maintenance concerns, though the pattern of unsanitary animal-related complaints suggests an ongoing challenge in this area. The property has no reported history of bedbug infestations over the past eight reporting periods, indicating effective pest management practices.