90-15 Jamaica Avenue, Queens, NY 11421

The 3-story, 2-family house at 90-15 Jamaica Avenue in Woodhaven, built in 1931 and currently owned by Shu Li, has experienced a series of concerning pest-related issues in recent years. Most notably, in September 2024, the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) identified both mice and roach infestations in the third-floor apartment (3RDFLO), resulting in violations that required the owner to address these sanitary conditions.

The building has been the subject of multiple rodent-related complaints throughout 2024, with the most recent incidents in September 2024 leading to a failed rodent inspection, though an initial inspection in January 2025 surprisingly showed compliance. Additional housing maintenance concerns were documented earlier in 2024, including a water supply issue that was inspected by HPD in February and closed in May without violations. The property's pest challenges appear to have been persistent throughout 2024, with multiple reports of rat sightings in July and August, followed by unsanitary condition complaints in July and September.

While a rodent compliance inspection in January 2025 showed improvement, the building's recent history suggests ongoing attention to pest management has been required. It's worth noting that there were no bedbug infestations reported during the 2021-2022 filing period, with the property showing zero affected units during that timeframe. The building's age and its current pest management history indicate that while some improvements have been made, particularly regarding water supply issues, the property has experienced recurring challenges with pest control that have necessitated multiple agency interventions throughout 2024.