The record: Nostrand Realty, LLC has defaulted on two separate OATH/ECB tickets tied to the same underlying violation at 102-14 Roosevelt Avenue in Corona, Queens, according to city hearing records.

Both tickets — numbers 035592342J and 035592341H — were issued by the Department of Buildings for the same infraction on the same date, March 10, 2022, at 5:30 p.m.: failure to comply with a Commissioner's Order to file a Certificate of Correction. In plain terms, DOB cited the building for a violation, ordered the owner to fix it and file paperwork proving the fix, and the record shows that paperwork never came.

Per OATH/ECB hearing records, the respondent's hearing status on both tickets is listed as 'rescheduled' after a result of 'defaulted' — meaning no one appeared to contest the charges. Each ticket carries a penalty of $6,250, for a combined $12,500 in penalties assessed against the property. The compliance status on both is listed as 'Both Due,' and paid amount on each is listed as zero.

New hearings on both tickets are scheduled for September 15, 2026, at 8 a.m., to be held by phone, per the OATH/ECB dataset.

The property sits on Block 1974, Lot 2 in Queens. The respondent's address on file is outside New York City, listed only as house number 48 with a Nassau County zip code (11501); no street name is given in the record.

Two separate defaulted tickets over the same paperwork failure is the kind of pattern that turns into a bigger balance due — and a bigger headache — the longer it goes unaddressed. For contractors or brokers looking at this address, the open compliance status is worth checking before any work or lease deal moves forward.