110-33 207th Street, Queens, NY 11429

The property at 110-33 207th Street is a 2-family, 2-story house built in 1930, currently owned by Wendy Peraza Cruz. The building has experienced several significant issues over the past few years, with the most concerning being ongoing violations related to illegal cellar conversions and unsatisfactory living conditions. In late 2021, there were documented problems with mold and pest infestations, though these particular complaints were closed without violations being issued.

However, subsequent inspections on December 9, 2021, revealed a notable mold problem (approximately 4 square feet on the north wall of the cellar) which resulted in a Class A violation that was officially certified as corrected by June 3, 2022. More seriously, the Department of Environmental Protection has an active ECB violation from December 2021 regarding unauthorized occupancy of the cellar space, which had been converted from ordinary storage to a living area with kitchen and bathroom facilities, resulting in a $6,250 penalty. This violation, classified as Class B, remains unresolved as of July 2025.

The building's history also includes two complaints from late 2021 regarding illegal conversions (complaint status: Closed - Access Denied) and an illegal driveway modification, though the latter was dismissed as having no violations upon inspection in February 2022. An earlier violation from July 2019 regarding an unregistered vehicle storage issue in the rear yard was resolved with a $3,125 penalty that has been paid off. While the property has experienced various maintenance issues, including both environmental concerns and unauthorized modifications, it's noteworthy that many of the housing maintenance complaints from late 2021 were closed without violations being issued.