90-14 179th Place, Queens, NY 11432

The three-unit, three-story residential building at 90-14 179th Place in Jamaica, owned by Melissa Inderjit and constructed in 2006, has an ongoing pattern of regulatory compliance issues over the past several years that warrant attention. Most notably, there is a recurring violation related to the failure to file annual bedbug reports in accordance with NYC Housing Maintenance Code requirements, with open violations documented for four consecutive years between 2021 and 2024.

These violations suggest a persistent lapse in addressing mandated pest control documentation requirements. Additionally, the building experienced notable rodent activity between 2017 and 2018, with multiple bait applications recorded throughout 2018 and initial inspections in late 2017 showing rat activity, though subsequent inspections that year indicated compliance with treatment requirements.

The building's record also shows a complaint filed in December 2019 regarding unauthorized work or change in occupancy use at a nearby address (11432), though this was investigated and found to have no violations in March 2020. While the property's recent inspection history appears to have stabilized compared to the significant rodent issues of 2017-2018, the open violations regarding bedbug report filings represent the most current ongoing compliance issue, as of April 2024. The building's relatively recent construction (2006) and three-unit configuration are notable, though the current data primarily highlights these historical and ongoing compliance challenges rather than structural or safety concerns typically associated with older buildings.