93-04 Atari Lane, Queens, NY 11433

The three-story residential building at 93-04 Atari Lane in Jamaica, owned by Mursheda Khatun, has experienced recurring maintenance issues since its construction in 2006. Most recently, in December 2024, multiple complaints of unsanitary conditions, including mold, water leaks, and ceiling paint issues were reported and subsequently investigated by HPD, resulting in violations that required correction.

The building has a documented history of pest infestations, including a significant 2022 incident in Apartment 2FL that involved cockroaches and ants, for which violations were issued. Safety concerns have also been prominent, with violations in 2022 related to missing smoke detectors and broken window guards in the same apartment. The building has undergone several inspections for rodent activity, showing mixed results between 2014 and 2019, though a 2019 compliance inspection passed.

Most concerning is the building's recent bedbug infestation report for 2023-2024, which indicated that all three units were affected, though now marked as "eradicated." The property has also been cited for various other issues, including improper garbage storage in 2020 and more serious safety concerns in 2022 involving exposed electrical wiring in the public hall stairs. Open violations remain from 2022 related to carbon monoxide detector requirements, smoke detector issues, window guard installations, and an accumulation of refuse in the front yard. The building's maintenance history suggests ongoing challenges with basic housing maintenance requirements, with multiple instances requiring intervention from the Department of Housing Preservation and Development.