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23-10 41st Avenue, Queens is a residential building in Astoria, Queens, New York City. Based on NYC Open Data, this building has received 31 complaints in the last 12 months and currently has 0 open HPD violations, earning a Violation Severity Grade of A. This places it among the best maintained buildings in Queens. Complaint volume has decreased compared to the prior year.

Data last synced: June 15, 2026 — updated daily from NYC Open Data

Is 23-10 41st Avenue, Queens Safe to Rent?

📍 Astoria, Queens 🔨 Built 2014 🏢 117 units 🏷️ Class RM
Residential
MEDIUM RISK

Safety Rating: Minor issues — Some minor violations on record.

311 Complaint Summary

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Last 30 Days
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Last 90 Days
31
Last 365 Days
✅ Complaints are down 45% compared to the previous 6 months.
Complaint Types (Last 12 Months)
DOOR/WINDOW
15(48%)
UNSANITARY CONDITION
8(26%)
HEAT/HOT WATER
4(13%)
PLUMBING
2(6%)
OUTSIDE BUILDING
1(3%)
GENERAL
1(3%)
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HPD Housing Violations

0 Class A
0 Class B
0 Class C

No open violations on file for this building.

⚠️ What does Class C mean?

Class C violations are classified as immediately hazardous by the HPD (e.g. lack of heat or hot water, active mold, severe rodent infestations, lead-based paint, or carbon monoxide detector issues). Landlords are legally required to resolve these immediately.

Violation History & Landlord Accountability

A Violation Severity
0 Open Violations
0 Class A
0 Class B
0 Class C

Few or no Class C violations on record.

Score: 85/100 · Based on current open violations. Higher Class C violations = lower score.

A Few/no Class C  ·  B Limited Class C  ·  C Multiple Class C  ·  D Significant  ·  F High hazard load

Neighborhood Comparison

How 23-10 41st Avenue, Queens compares to other tracked buildings in Astoria in the last 12 months.

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Average building in Astoria
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This building
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NYC Average
📊 That's 31.0× the Astoria average · top 7% most-complained in neighborhood

Nearby Buildings

Top complained-about buildings in the same neighborhood (Astoria) in the last 12 months.

Address Complaints Violations Risk Score Actions
30-70 34 STREET, QUEENS 756 31 CRITICAL View →
31-35 CRESCENT STREET, QUEENS 556 2 CRITICAL View →
21-05 33 STREET, QUEENS 183 329 CRITICAL View →
46-09 30 AVENUE, QUEENS 140 34 CRITICAL View →
23-35 29 AVENUE, QUEENS 126 513 CRITICAL View →

What This Means If You're Considering Renting Here

Based on available data, 23-10 41st Avenue, Queens shows relatively few unresolved issues compared to other Astoria buildings. The violation record is limited and complaint activity is moderate relative to the neighborhood average. However, always verify directly with HPD and request a full lease review before signing.

Data current as of June 15, 2026. Always verify independently with HPD before signing a lease.

Data Disclaimer: All compliance data on this page is synced directly from municipal reports published via NYC Open Data. Complaint counts and HPD housing violations are updated daily. Building characteristics (built year, unit count, and building class) are derived from the NYC Department of City Planning's PLUTO database.

Data last updated: June 15, 2026 · Source: NYC Open Data

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About This Data

Complaint data is sourced from the NYC 311 Service Requests dataset (NYC Open Data). Violation data is from the HPD Housing Maintenance Code Violations dataset. Building info is based on NYC PLUTO by NYC Department of City Planning.

All records are public-domain municipal data provided as-is. Updated daily. Last verified: June 15, 2026.