65-30 160th Street, Queens, NY 11365

The building at 65-30 160th Street in Flushing is a 6-story, 793-unit Class A residential structure built in 1954 and currently owned by Egordon Young. Recent reports from 2025 indicate persistent maintenance issues, including multiple complaints in May 2025 regarding unsanitary conditions (mold), wall paint/plaster problems, and flooring concerns. In April 2025, there were also reports of mold and pest issues that HPD was unable to inspect, as well as building-wide heat and hot water problems that were subsequently resolved.

The building has experienced recurring heating system challenges, as evidenced by multiple emergency complaints in March and April 2025. The property has a documented history of bedbug infestations, with varying numbers of affected units between November 2023 and October 2024, though most recent filings show no active infestations. The building's primary structural and operational issues appear to be concentrated in the areas of heating systems and surface maintenance, including walls and floors.

While there have been several Department of Buildings violations issued between 2020-2021, records indicate these were resolved or dismissed based on subsequent inspections showing corrected conditions. A low-rise tracking complaint from 2019 resulted in a fully rescinded stop work order. Despite the recent surge in maintenance complaints, particularly in 2025, there is evidence of some improvements being made, as certain complaints were resolved through inspection or correction, though several violations remain pending resolution.