160-28 76th Avenue, Queens, NY 11366

The two-story, four-unit building at 160-28 76th Avenue in Flushing, owned by Neslie Jacques and constructed in 1952, has experienced several noteworthy issues in recent years. Most concerning is the building's ongoing failure to comply with Housing Maintenance Code requirements regarding annual bedbug reporting, with open violations noted in 2021, 2022, 2023, and most recently in April 2024.

These recurring violations reflect a persistent pattern of non-compliance with mandatory pest reporting requirements. Additionally, there was a documented water leak problem in late 2022, which was investigated by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development; while no violations were issued and the complaint was ultimately closed, this incident marked the building's only documented water-related issue on record.

The property's violation history reveals two primary areas of concern: the unresolved bedbug reporting violations spanning multiple years and the temporary water leak issue from 2022. While the water leak was addressed and closed without violations, the recurrent nature of the bedbug reporting violations suggests ongoing administrative oversight issues. The building, classified as HEREAFTER ERECTED CLASS A, represents a typical mid-20th century residential structure in the Flushing neighborhood, though its documented violation history indicates some lapses in maintenance and regulatory compliance.