106-32 156th Street, Queens, NY 11433

The three-story, two-family house at 106-32 156th Street in Jamaica, owned by Lucca Miani LLC, has experienced persistent pest-related issues over recent years, with the most recent concerns centering around rodent activity. In 2024 alone, there were multiple complaints about pests, including rodent sightings in August and several reports of unsanitary conditions related to pests, mold, and various maintenance issues (including paint/plaster and plumbing concerns) in February. While the Department of Housing Preservation and Development conducted inspections in February 2024 and found no violations, the building has a documented history of rodent problems.

The most recent rodent inspection in February 2025 resulted in a passing grade, though an earlier December 2024 inspection had failed for other reasons. Previous rodent inspections from 2012, 2022, and 2023 also indicate recurring rat activity, with particularly notable infestations in 2022. The property has undergone several inspections and faced various maintenance issues, including problems with ceilings and walls, as well as water supply concerns, though most recent inspections in early 2024 resulted in no violations being issued.

An emergency mold situation was reported and addressed in February 2024. While many of these issues have been resolved through various inspections and interventions, the pattern of complaints suggests that pest control has been an ongoing challenge for this relatively modern building constructed in 2007. The most recent regulatory engagement has shown some improvement, with the February 2025 rodent inspection passing, though this follows a period of repeated pest-related service requests and inspections.