136-06 35th Avenue, Queens, NY 11354

The three-unit, three-story residential building at 136-06 35th Avenue in Flushing, owned by Hung Lam and constructed in 1996, has experienced several notable maintenance issues over recent years, with the most significant being two separate incidents of heat and hot water disruptions. These occurred in December 2020 (affecting the entire building) and November 2022 (specific to one apartment), though in the latter case, HPD confirmed that heat and hot water had been restored according to tenant reports.

The building has also faced some structural and safety violations, particularly in late 2022 when issues were identified with the building entrance door and its locking mechanism, though these violations were subsequently certified as corrected in December 2022. The property has maintained consistent compliance with bedbug reporting requirements over the past four years, with all annual filings showing zero infested units, eradicated units, and re-infested units, demonstrating effective pest management practices.

While there were two complaints regarding possible illegal conversions of the property in late 2020 and mid-2021, both inspections resulted in inspectors being unable to gain access to the premises, and no violations were ultimately confirmed. More recent inspections in 2023 and 2024 did not reveal any new violations, suggesting improved maintenance practices, though it is worth noting that the building's annual bedbug report certification from May 2024 does not specifically indicate whether the requirement was fulfilled for the 2022-2023 period as mandated by Section 27-2005 of the New York City Administrative Code.