41-25 Haight Street, Queens, NY 11355

As of July 2025, the five-story, four-unit residential building at 41-25 Haight Street in Flushing, owned by John Jun Xu and constructed in 2015, is facing several significant issues that require attention. Most notably, following a power outage in July 2024, multiple violations were issued by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), including an ongoing Class C violation related to inadequate electrical service throughout the fifth-floor apartment and all common areas, as well as numerous Class A violations concerning safety notices and requirements.

These violations encompass the need for proper gas leak procedures, carbon monoxide detector requirements, smoke detector requirements, and building registration information in the common areas, particularly on the first story. An earlier 2024 violation noted the requirement to file an annual bedbug report, though historical bedbug reporting from 2019-2020 indicates no infested units, with five previously infested units successfully eradicated. The building's history shows proper maintenance of permits, with several plumbing (PL) and elevation work (EW) permits issued between 2018-2020.

A Department of Buildings complaint from June 2021 regarding a sweep operation was closed with no violations found. While the property appears to have generally maintained regulatory compliance regarding bedbug reporting and eradication, the most pressing current concern is the cluster of open violations from July 2024, which together indicate potential safety and maintenance issues related to electrical systems and emergency preparedness. The presence of both Class A and Class C violations suggests varying levels of severity, with Class C violations indicating conditions that require immediate attention.