37-12 103rd Street, Queens, NY 11368

This two-family house at 37-12 103rd Street in Jackson Heights, built in 1935 and owned by Susan Yee, has experienced several notable events over its recent history, particularly concentrated in 2018. The building, which consists of two stories and two units, has faced multiple safety and maintenance issues, including violations for carbon monoxide detector problems, water leaks, and damage to walls and ceilings. A significant cluster of complaints and violations emerged in October 2018, when inspectors issued violations related to paint/plaster issues on walls and ceilings, safety concerns with carbon monoxide detectors, and a slow water leak.

During this period, the building also experienced a pest control issue, with violations recorded for a roach infestation in the 2nd-floor apartment. Earlier in July 2018, there were emergency complaints regarding flooring/stairs conditions and door/window issues, though most of these complaints were subsequently resolved. The building's documented history shows some concerning patterns, including multiple complaints about carbon monoxide detectors, water leaks, and maintenance issues affecting resident safety and comfort.

In 2018, there were two separate illegal conversion complaints that could not be investigated due to lack of access. The property also faced rodent inspection failures in both December 2016 and January 2017, and in May 2019, there was a compliance violation related to failure to correct a previous violation. More recently, the building has obtained several permits for work, with documents showing permitted work being filed in 2019 and 2020, though specific details about the nature of this work were not provided in the available records.