92-56 172nd Street, Queens, NY 11433

The three-unit, three-story residential building at 92-56 172nd Street in Jamaica, owned by Mursheda Imlak and constructed in 2006, has experienced recurring issues with housing maintenance compliance over recent years. Most notably, there have been four consecutive annual violations (2021-2024) related to the failure to file the required annual bedbug reports as mandated under Housing Maintenance Code § HMC, with these violations remaining open as of the latest inspection in April 2024.

The building's rodent management inspections present a mixed picture: in December 2014, the property passed a compliance inspection following a failure from October 2014 where the specific reasons for non-compliance were categorized as "Other Reasons." A prior rodent inspection from October 2013 had been successfully passed. While the building has maintained its basic structure and housing classification as a Class A residence, the recurring bedbug report compliance issues suggest ongoing challenges with regulatory adherence, though not necessarily with actual pest conditions.

The relatively recent construction date of 2006 typically positions the building as one of the newer residential properties in the area. The owner has maintained records of rodent inspections and compliance attempts, though the pattern of both passing and failing inspections indicates some variability in pest management compliance in the early 2010s.