177-09 112th Avenue, Queens, NY 11433

The two-family house at 177-09 112th Avenue in St. Albans, built in 2008 and owned by Samuel Aborisade, has experienced several concerning maintenance issues over recent years.

Most notably, the building has been subject to recurring rodent-related problems, with the most recent complaint in July 2023 resulting in violations being found by the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, though a subsequent compliance inspection in October 2023 passed. The property has a history of unsanitary conditions, including issues with garbage storage and sewage problems in 2020-2021, which the Department of Housing Preservation and Development was unable to access during initial inspection attempts. Of particular concern are multiple active Environmental Control Board (ECB) violations related to failure to comply with previous orders and certificates of correction requirements from 2018, including penalties totaling $42,500 for various violations regarding occupancy and failure to obey vacate orders.

The building has also experienced recurring issues with the removal or defacement of vacate orders, with documentation showing these violations from 2019. While some related Department of Buildings violations from 2019 were eventually dismissed in 2025, the ongoing nature of these violations and the substantial penalties still associated with them suggest persistent compliance issues. The property's inspection history shows a pattern of failing initial inspections but achieving compliance on follow-up inspections, though records indicate there are still some unresolved historical violations that require attention.