177-15 110th Avenue, Queens, NY 11433

The three-unit residential building at 177-15 110th Avenue in Jamaica, owned by Harold Talbot, has experienced several significant maintenance issues since 2019, when it was documented as a "HERETOFORE CONVERTED CLASS A" property built in 1920. Most notably, there has been an ongoing failure to comply with mandatory bedbug reporting requirements, with open violations recorded in 2022, 2023, and most recently in April 2024, indicating the building has not properly submitted its annual bedbug reports as required by Housing Maintenance Code.

In 2019, the building faced multiple maintenance challenges including electrical issues, water leaks, and various violations related to safety and maintenance deficiencies, all of which were eventually closed between September and October 2019. These included problems with lighting, a chimney requiring brick replacement, two problematic windows in Apartment 1, and multiple public area safety issues such as a loose wood handrail, an electrical switch cover needing replacement, a defective door saddle, and doors requiring proper self-closing mechanisms.

The building's inspection and violation history suggests attention to various safety and maintenance concerns, though most historical violations have been resolved. The property has filed bedbug reports for the periods of 2018-2019 and 2019-2020, showing zero infestation during those periods, and while the recent open violations indicate an administrative compliance issue, there is no current evidence of active pest problems. The building's most recent documented violations (2022-2024) primarily relate to filing requirements rather than physical conditions affecting habitability or safety.