67-01 Bell Boulevard, Queens, NY 11364

67-01 Bell Boulevard, a 134-unit garden-style building constructed in 1949 and owned by Brian Sokoloff, is currently experiencing indoor air quality issues as demonstrated by two recent Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) complaints in February 2025, specifically regarding sewage odors. These recent health concerns appear to be ongoing, with one complaint being closed following the identification of an existing service request, and the other resulting in an advisory to the property management to address the issue.

The building has a documented history of violations between 2018 and 2020 that suggest previous management and safety concerns. In 2019, multiple violations (each subject to a $1,250 penalty) were issued for failure to comply with prior commissioners' orders, along with four violations related to unregistered AO Smith gas-fired water boilers ($625 each).

An April 2020 violation noted active unauthorized construction work involving flooring installation, resulting in a $5,000 penalty. Earlier, in May 2018, there was a violation for unauthorized horizontal and vertical building modifications to the two-story structure. While all these violations have been marked as resolved, the recent DOHMH complaints indicate persistent maintenance challenges within the building.