147-48 108th Street, Queens, NY 11354

The three-story, 36-unit residential building at 147-48 108th Street in Flushing, owned by Brenda Pescatore, was constructed in 1988 and has experienced several notable events over the past few years. Most recently, in 2024, the building faced multiple violations primarily related to safety and maintenance requirements, including issues with fire safety signage, carbon monoxide detector requirements, and the presence of an illegal double cylinder lock at the building entrance.

A water leak complaint was filed in January 2024 and remained unresolved until June 2024, though no violations were ultimately issued following HPD inspection. The building has maintained a clean record regarding bedbug infestations over the past six years, with all annual reports showing zero affected units since 2019.

Historical records show two Department of Buildings violations specifically related to inspection filing failures, one from 2019 (dismissed) and a more recent active violation from June 2023 regarding the failure to file the 2019 external low-pressure inspection. In 2019, there was a short-lived indoor air quality complaint regarding dust from construction, and in 2022, a complaint about parking lot lights affecting the building was inspected and found to warrant no violation. While the building has had its share of regulatory issues, particularly in 2024, it has generally maintained compliance with bedbug reporting requirements and other health and safety regulations, though documentation and safety system maintenance have emerged as recurring themes in recent violations.