155-25 71st Avenue, Queens, NY 11367

The 78-unit, 8-story residential building at 155-25 71st Avenue in Flushing, owned by David Greenfield, has experienced several notable incidents since its construction in 2011. The most recent concern involves a smoking violation in February 2025, where an individual was reported smoking in a smoke-free area, prompting a Department of Health and Mental Hygiene investigation.

The building's maintenance history shows some persistent challenges, with documented issues including an unsanitary cat situation in 2023, a sewage odor problem in 2019 (which resulted in a Notice of Violation), and a pest-related complaint in 2018 that, while investigated, did not result in any violations. The building has also faced some regulatory compliance issues, most significantly with its FISP (Facade Inspection Safety Program) requirements, with an active violation as of February 2024 for failing to file the required technical report by the deadline.

There was a previous energy efficiency score display violation in late 2022 that was dismissed, and between 2020-2022, several elevator-related violations requiring attention from Otis Elevator Company were documented and ultimately resolved. While most historical complaints have been addressed, the recent smoking violation and the outstanding FISP compliance issue represent the most current areas of concern for the building.