34-63 Leavitt Street, Queens, NY 11354

The three-unit, three-story building at 34-63 Leavitt Street in Flushing, owned by Hung Lam and built in 1999, has experienced recurring pest management issues over recent years, though recent data suggests some improvement. Most notably, between March 2021 and March 2024, the building received multiple Housing Maintenance Code violations for failing to file annual bedbug reports, with four such violations documented in 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024.

While these violations were closed, their persistence over multiple years indicates a pattern of non-compliance with bedbug reporting requirements. In March 2024, the building passed a rodent inspection, which marks a positive development given the previous concerns about rodent activity in 2019, when multiple bait applications were required throughout the summer months. More recently, in April 2024, there were complaints filed regarding unsanitary conditions and pests, though the Department of Housing Preservation and Development was unable to gain access to inspect these reported issues.

In 2025, a complaint was made regarding work without a permit in an occupied dwelling, though again, inspectors were unable to gain access during their final attempt. It's important to note that while the bedbug reporting forms consistently show zero infested, eradicated, or re-infested units from 2019 through 2024, this may indicate either effective pest management or potential underreporting. The building class has been designated as "HEREAFTER CONVERTED CLASS B," suggesting some regulatory change in its classification, though the specific implications of this change are not detailed in the available data.