33-30 145th Place, Queens, NY 11354

The two-family house at 33-30 145th Place in Flushing, currently owned by Qingli Li, has experienced several notable incidents over the past six years, particularly regarding unauthorized commercial use and short-term rentals. Most recently, in mid-2024, there were three complaints regarding illegal hotel rooms in the residential building, with inspections taking place in July and November, one of which resulted in a vacate order that was fully rescinded by November.

In 2019, there were two separate enforcement actions related to potential illegal use of the property, including an illegal commercial/manufacturing use complaint and an illegal conversion complaint, though access was denied to inspectors on the initial attempts to investigate both matters. The building, constructed in 1930 and consisting of two stories, has maintained a consistent classification as a two-family house throughout these incidents.

The most recent building department activity, as of mid-2024, included a construction-related complaint that was inspected shortly after being filed, though no violations were found at the time of inspection. While there have been multiple allegations of code violations, it's important to note that several inspections resulted in no violations being found, including the most recent construction complaint and one of the illegal hotel room complaints.