203-14 Hollis Avenue, Queens, NY 11412

At 203-14 Hollis Avenue in St. Albans, this two-story, 20-unit building constructed in 1949 has experienced several maintenance issues in recent years, according to housing department records. The most recent concerns include a window pane issue reported in January 2025 (closed May 2025) where HPD was unable to complete an inspection, and a July 2023 pest infestation complaint that was investigated with no violations found.

The building has a documented history of indoor air quality issues in 2022, with two separate incidents involving chemical vapors and unspecified concerns that prompted advisories to the management. A significant cluster of violations was documented in May 2022 related to Apartment B7, including mold (Class B violation), various wall and plaster issues, broken self-closing doors, and roof leaks affecting multiple rooms, though many of these violations were subsequently closed. The building's maintenance history shows recurring pest issues, with multiple complaints recorded in 2018 regarding pests, suggesting an ongoing maintenance challenge in this area. More recent records indicate improved conditions, with no bedbug infestations reported in the past three years (2021-2024) according to the bedbug reporting system, and a passed rodent inspection in 2018.

The building's management has maintained regular bedbug reporting compliance, with the most recent filing in June 2025 showing zero infested units. An external low-pressure inspection violation was issued in June 2023 but was dismissed in November 2024. While many past violations have been closed, the pattern of service requests and violations suggests a history of intermittent maintenance challenges, particularly related to environmental conditions, though recent records indicate fewer recurring issues. The property has actively responded to HPD inspections, with most complaints being investigated, even if no violations were found in some cases.