40-05 Ithaca Street at a glance
40-05 Ithaca Street, Queens has 5 open city records on file, 2 of them Class C (immediately hazardous), and $300.00 recorded as due on OATH/ECB summonses. City marshals have executed 2 evictions at this building. Its last recorded ownership transfer was May 24, 1993 (no consideration recorded). The most recent record is dated Sep 1, 2026.
Health score for 40-05 Ithaca Street
A composite of the public indicators below. How it is scored.
Record timeline for 40-05 Ithaca Street
Showing the 300 most recent of 443 records; the CSV has the full history. Class A, B and C are HPD’s hazard tiers: C is immediately hazardous, A and B explained here.
OATH / ECB summonses & fines at 40-05 Ithaca Street
$300.00 is recorded as due across the 34 summonses below, out of $12,350.00 in penalties imposed. Balances are as the city publishes them; a settlement or write-off that never reached the dataset will not show here. New to these? How an OATH summons becomes a penalty, explained.
Marshal evictions at 40-05 Ithaca Street
Each row is a warrant of eviction a city marshal actually carried out at this building, from the Department of Investigation’s eviction ledger. It records the end of a Housing Court case, not a violation. “Possession” means the tenant was removed and the space returned to the landlord. Filings that never reached execution are not in this dataset.
Ownership history for 40-05 Ithaca Street
Every deed the City Register has recorded against this building’s tax lot (BBL 4015050001), newest first. A price is the consideration stated on the deed; transfers between related parties, into an LLC, or by a referee often record none, shown as “—”. Each row links to the document in ACRIS.
Financing record for 40-05 Ithaca Street
Mortgages recorded against this building’s tax lot, with the satisfactions that paid them off and the assignments that moved them between lenders, from the City Register (ACRIS). A satisfaction usually records no amount, shown as “—”.
Lender names are as recorded; the current holder of a loan can differ if a later assignment was never recorded.