7-04 166th Street, Queens, NY 11357

The 32-unit, 8-story building at 7-04 166th Street in Whitestone, owned by Stanley Greenberg and constructed in 1958, has experienced several notable events in recent years, primarily related to elevator safety and compliance. Two significant elevator-related incidents occurred in March and May 2020, when the building was cited for having a single elevator device with no alternate service, leading to Environmental Control Board (ECB) violations for failing to install mandatory door lock monitoring systems as required by the 2014 NYC Building Code.

The May 2020 violation remains active with a penalty of $1,250. These elevator safety issues were accompanied by other violations during the same period, including a failure to certify corrections for immediately hazardous violations and a missed certification related to the building's periodic inspection requirements, though some of these violations have since been dismissed based on corrected defects.

The building's inspection and violation history reveals generally good maintenance of the property, with no recorded bedbug infestations or recent pest management issues - all of the building's bedbug reports from 2019 through 2024 show zero infested units, eradicated units, and re-infested units. While the elevator violations and related safety concerns from 2020 represent the most significant issues on record, it is worth noting that the building has demonstrated compliance with bedbug reporting requirements and has resolved various other violations over time. The most recent available data shows no ongoing pattern of serious violations or safety concerns, though the single active ECB elevator violation from 2020 warrants attention.