46-13 161st Street, Queens, NY 11358

The three-story, three-unit building at 46-13 161st Street in Flushing, owned by Winston Ing-shing, has a concerning pattern of unresolved housing maintenance code violations over the past four years. Most notably, there have been four consecutive annual violations from 2021 to 2024 related to the failure to file required bedbug reports in accordance with HPD regulations, with the most recent violation recorded in April 2024 still remaining open.

These violations suggest a persistent oversight regarding pest management compliance that could affect resident comfort and safety. Additionally, there was an illegal conversion complaint filed in March 2019 regarding a property at 11358 (potentially another related property), but this was marked as closed by June 2019 when the inspector was unable to gain access for the second final attempt.

The building, constructed in 1989, is categorized as a Class A residential building and has maintained its original structure without any recorded major alterations or renovations. While the persistence of the bedbug report violations is notable, it's important to recognize that these violations relate specifically to administrative reporting requirements rather than direct health or safety issues. The cumulative nature of these violations over multiple years suggests ongoing challenges with regulatory compliance, though there's no direct indication of active pest issues based on the available data.