63-12 110th Street, Queens, NY 11375

The two-story, four-unit residential building at 63-12 110th Street in Forest Hills, owned by Bhargavi Patel and constructed in 1950, has experienced several significant maintenance issues over the past few years, with particular concentration of problems in 2022. During an emergency complaint period in August 2022, the building experienced multiple simultaneous issues including problems with doors/windows, heating/hot water systems, mold, smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, and electrical outlets, along with plumbing issues involving basins/sinks.

While most of these complaints were closed between August and September 2022, there remain two open Class A violations from 2021-2024 regarding the missing annual bedbug report filings with HPD. Additional historical violations from late 2021 include requirements to paint walls and ceilings in the first-story hallway, repair defective self-closing doors at the building entrance, and properly display various safety and inspection notices, though these were eventually certified as closed. The building's maintenance history reveals a concerning pattern of health and safety issues, particularly during the 2022 period when multiple emergency complaints were recorded.

A rodent inspection record from 2018 shows mixed results, with an initial failed inspection followed by a passing compliance check. The concentration of violations regarding basic safety equipment (such as smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, and building entry systems) and the multiple simultaneous system failures in 2022 suggest ongoing maintenance challenges. While some issues have been addressed and closed, the presence of open violations regarding bedbug reporting requirements as of 2024 indicates potential ongoing compliance issues with housing regulations.