105-19 37th Avenue, Queens, NY 11368

The three-story, three-unit building at 105-19 37th Avenue in Jackson Heights, owned by Hillah Mansher and built in 1920, has experienced recurring heating and hot water system issues, most recently documented through multiple emergency complaints in December 2023, including building-wide failures reported on December 5, November 29, and several instances on December 7. These heating system problems have been a pattern, with similar complaints recorded in late 2022 and 2021, though some were resolved shortly thereafter.

More recently, in December 2023, Apartment 3 has been found to have several maintenance issues, including infestations of roaches and mice (with an open violation for mice), defective windows, a non-functional smoke detector, a broken carbon monoxide detector, and various kitchen cabinet issues. The building has maintained a consistent record of bedbug-free status, with all four annual reports since 2019 showing zero infested units.

Previous violations in 2021 included heating system access issues at the boiler room and hot water delivery problems in Apartment 3. A non-emergency complaint about an electric/gas range was recorded and resolved in September 2021. Overall, while some heating system issues appear to resolve temporarily, the December 2023 complaints suggest ongoing challenges with the building's heating infrastructure, and the recent violations in Apartment 3 indicate multiple maintenance and safety concerns that require attention, though some earlier violations from 2021 have been properly addressed and closed.