35-15 Farrington Street, Queens, NY 11354

The 54-unit residential building at 35-15 Farrington Street in Flushing, owned by Antonino Pecora, was constructed in 2009 as an 8-story Class A building. The property has a documented history of various regulatory matters, though recent records (2023-2025) show no significant resident safety concerns or active pest infestations. The building has consistently maintained a zero infestation rate for bedbugs in annual reports from 2019-2024, with all reporting periods showing no affected units. A rodent inspection in 2019 resulted in one initial failure, though the compliance follow-up passed.

The most recent violations have predominantly related to administrative and reporting requirements rather than pressing safety issues. These include multiple instances of failure to display energy efficiency scores/grades (2020-2024), with all such violations being dismissed. The building had three consecutive Annual Bedbug Report violations between 2021-2024, though these appear to be notification-related rather than indicating an infestation problem. A backflow prevention system issue was identified and resolved in 2022 with a $655 penalty.

The property has undergone various inspections which generally resulted in either dismissed violations or were resolved through compliance. Notable incidents include a boiler-related complaint in 2022 that resulted in an Oath violation, and a 2023 Certificate of Occupancy complaint that warranted no violations at inspection. The building failed to file a FISP Cycle 9A technical report in 2022, though this violation has since been dismissed. Overall, while the building has experienced numerous administrative violations over the years, recent records indicate these issues have been generally resolved or dismissed, with no current safety concerns apparent in the most recent data.