Flushing is one of the most active development areas in Queens, with high-rise condos and commercial buildings alongside older residential neighborhoods. DOB violations for construction and commercial use are significant.
Enter any address in Flushing to get a free compliance report with DOB, HPD, ECB, and FDNY violations.
Free Compliance CheckEvery building in Flushing (ZIP 11354, 11355, 11358) has a public NYC DOB Building Information System (BIS) record at a810-bisweb.nyc.gov and an HPD Online record at hpdonline.nyc.gov. Both are searchable by street address. Pijexa's free compliance check pulls DOB, HPD, ECB, FDNY, and OATH records for any Flushing address into a single report in about 30 seconds.
Based on NYC enforcement data, the leading violation categories in Flushing are: New construction permit violations, Commercial use violations in residential zones, Illegal signage and awning installations. These reflect the neighborhood's typical property stock — primarily New high-rise condos and Commercial buildings — and the aging systems in those buildings.
HPD does not enforce on 1-2 family homes in Flushing — those are handled by DOB (structural, permits, zoning) and DSNY (sanitation). Multi-family buildings (3+ units) fall under HPD jurisdiction and are subject to lead paint (Local Law 1), heat requirements, and pest control mandates.
Five agencies actively cite Flushing properties: DOB (construction, permits, elevators, facades), HPD (habitability, heat, lead paint), FDNY (fire safety, sprinklers, exits), ECB/OATH (all citywide summonses adjudicated at OATH hearings), and DSNY (sanitation, receptacle rules). Pijexa monitors all five sources daily and alerts owners to new violations before fines escalate.
Fines depend on the issuing agency and violation class. DOB Class 1 (immediately hazardous) violations start at $2,500 and can reach $25,000+. DOB Class 2 (major) violations are $250-$5,000. HPD violations by class: Class A (non-hazardous) $10-$50/day, Class B (hazardous) $25-$100/day, Class C (immediately hazardous) $50-$500/day. ECB summonses in Flushing typically range from $50 to $2,000 per citation depending on category. Ongoing accrual on commercial use violations in residential zones makes early cure critical.
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