33-10 98th Street, Queens, NY 11368

33-10 98th Street is a recently constructed 5-story residential building in Jackson Heights, containing 8 units and completed in 2012. The property has experienced several maintenance issues over the past couple of years, with the most significant cluster of complaints occurring in 2023, including violations related to ventilation systems, window frames, floor conditions, and various general maintenance issues. Most notably, there is an active mold violation from June 2023 in apartment 4A that has not been resolved, along with several open violations from a July 2024 inspection requiring proper notices regarding smoke detector requirements, building registration, and bedbug reporting.

The building has also faced multiple enforcement actions regarding exterior maintenance, with current ECB violations totaling over $60,000 related to unsafe scaffolding conditions and improper electrical setups on the sidewalk shed, along with several other safety-related violations from 2023 related to scaffolding, electrical wiring, and site conditions. Historically, the building has had recurring issues with its construction and maintenance practices, with multiple complaints about scaffolding safety and sidewalk shed conditions throughout 2022-2025. There have been periods of construction-related violations, including some instances of unlawful work continuation after stop work orders.

The property management has faced challenges with timely violation resolution, as evidenced by multiple open violations from recent inspections. While the building's systems and infrastructure are relatively new (built in 2012), the recent pattern of violations suggests ongoing maintenance challenges that affect resident comfort and safety. The most recent inspection records from 2024 show multiple open violations regarding required building notices and safety documentation, indicating potential ongoing regulatory compliance issues.