134-34 Blossom Avenue, Queens, NY 11355

The four-story, three-unit residential building at 134-34 Blossom Avenue in Flushing, owned by Douglas Wang and constructed in 1950, has experienced several significant issues in recent years. Most notably, there is currently an open Housing Maintenance Code violation from April 2024 regarding the failure to file the required annual bedbug report with HPD, and similar violations for this same issue were documented in March 2023, March 2022, and April 2021, indicating persistent compliance issues with building maintenance requirements.

In 2018, the building was subject to three serious violations related to improper transient use: failure to provide a fire alarm system for transient use, failure to maintain building code compliance including inadequate means of egress for every floor, and the illegal offering of permanent dwelling units for non-permanent residential purposes. These violations, associated with a total of $67,500 in penalties, were ultimately resolved, though they suggest a period of regulatory scrutiny for the property.

More recently, in May 2025, there was an active complaint regarding a potentially bulging or cracked wall/retaining wall, though an inspector was unable to gain access to investigate on the first attempt. This building, classified as a "Hereafter Converted Class A" structure, has consistently faced challenges with meeting basic maintenance requirements, as evidenced by the recurring nature of the bedbug report violations, which remain open as of 2024, and the historical issues with transient use that prompted significant penalties in 2018. The property has undergone various ownership changes and management transitions, though specific details about these changes are not included in the available data.