87-26 Jamaica Avenue, Queens, NY 11421

As of July 2025, 87-26 Jamaica Avenue in Woodhaven, a 3-unit, 3-story building constructed in 1931 and now classified as a converted Class A building, is currently facing several significant compliance issues that warrant attention. Most notably, the building has accumulated four open housing maintenance code violations between 2021 and 2024 related to the failure to file mandatory annual bedbug reports as required by HPD regulations, with the most recent violation recorded in April 2024 still remaining unresolved.

Additionally, there are two active complaints regarding illegal signage: one from October 2022 concerning a storefront or business sign (Complaint #4904081), and another from April 2021 related to advertising signage (Complaint #4842909), both citing violations of the 2019 Sign Moratorium. The building also has an unresolved Department of Buildings (DOB) violation from November 2019 concerning the failure to file the required annual boiler inspection report for 2017, which remains active as of the current date.

The property, owned by Alex Guiseppone, shows a concerning pattern of regulatory non-compliance, particularly in relation to safety-related filings such as bedbug reports and boiler inspections. While the building was converted to Class A status, these ongoing violations indicate a persistent challenge in maintaining compliance with basic housing maintenance requirements. The most recent bedbug report violation in April 2024, along with the active DOB violations regarding illegal signage and the overdue boiler inspection report, suggest ongoing regulatory oversight issues that have persisted for multiple years.