170-46 Cedarcroft Road, Queens, NY 11432

The three-story, three-unit residential building at 170-46 Cedarcroft Road in Jamaica Estates, owned by Eva Wong, has experienced several significant maintenance issues since its construction in 2006. Most notably, in September 2023, there were documented pest infestations involving both roaches and mice in the first-floor apartment, resulting in open Class C violations from the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD). These recent incidents follow a pattern of pest-related concerns, as the building has had multiple unsanitary condition complaints over the past few years.

While the building has maintained a zero-infestation record for bedbugs since 2021, having filed regular reports showing no affected units, it had previously accumulated three annual bedbug reporting violations from 2021 to 2023. The property also faced structural concerns in 2023, with a Class B violation issued for repairs needed to a broken wooden floor in the first floor apartment. The building's maintenance history shows a mix of compliance and violations in recent years, including a 2019 Department of Buildings violation for failing to file a technical report on time, though this was ultimately dismissed.

In terms of rodent control, inspections in 2023 yielded mixed results, with an initial failed inspection in May followed by a passed compliance inspection in June. The persistence of pest-related issues, particularly in 2023, suggests ongoing challenges with building maintenance, despite some improvements evidenced by subsequent compliance inspections. However, the regular filing of bedbug reports showing no infestations demonstrates proper protocol adherence in this particular area of pest management.