43-05 Crommelin Street, Queens, NY 11355

The three-story, three-unit residential building at 43-05 Crommelin Street in Flushing, owned by Min Lin, has been subject to regular monitoring and reporting requirements under New York City's Housing Maintenance Code, particularly concerning bedbug reporting. The building, classified as "HEREAFTER CONVERTED CLASS A," was constructed in 1960 and has undergone proper bedbug inspections and reporting procedures since 2020, with the most recent report filed in July 2025 showing no current or past infestations in any units, including the previous period's eradicated count of three units.

While the building has experienced consistent oversight regarding bedbug compliance, it had received three Housing Maintenance Code violations between 2021-2024, all related to the requirement to file annual bedbug reports, though these violations have been closed. The property has seen minimal complaints to the Department of Buildings, with two notable complaints registered in 2018 and 2022, though neither resulted in any confirmed violations.

The 2022 complaint concerned an illegal commercial/manufacturing use in a residential zone, and the 2018 complaint was about an alleged illegal curb cut or driveway/carport modification. Both complaints were closed without violations being warranted at the time of inspection. Overall, the building's recent history suggests proper maintenance and management practices, particularly in relation to pest control measures, with no current issues affecting resident safety or comfort as of July 2025.