133-32 41st Avenue, Queens, NY 11355

The three-story, five-unit residential building at 133-32 41st Avenue in Flushing, owned by Hong Hu and constructed in 1987, has experienced several significant maintenance and compliance issues in recent years. Most notably, there is currently an open violation from June 2024 regarding required repairs to the public hall on the third story, including issues with paint color, fire retardant materials, and encumbrances consisting of household items. The building has also failed to submit its required annual bedbug reports to the Department of Housing Preservation and Development from 2021 through 2024, resulting in multiple open violations classified as "Class A" infractions.

Earlier in 2024, there was a reported pest issue that warranted inspection, though no violations were ultimately issued. The property has a history of regulatory scrutiny, particularly in 2018, when multiple violations were recorded against the building for failure to maintain proper occupancy requirements, work conducted without permits, and failure to comply with Commission orders. These violations, while resolved with associated penalties, indicated serious compliance issues at that time.

The building underwent some construction work in 2018, with permits issued for electrical and plumbing work in August of that year. An earlier rodent inspection from 2011 showed compliance with health standards. While some violations have been resolved, the most pressing current concerns relate to ongoing maintenance issues in the public areas of the building and non-compliance with bedbug reporting requirements, with the most recent inspection records showing violations related to both these issues as of summer 2024.