110-26 63rd Avenue, Queens, NY 11375

The two-family house at 110-26 63rd Avenue in Forest Hills, owned by Maninder Sethi, has experienced recurring maintenance issues since its construction in 1945. The most significant recent concerns involve heat and hot water outages, with emergency complaints registered in both 2019 and 2021, though inspections showed varying results regarding access and resolution.

A notable pest infestation occurred in July 2021, with multiple complaints about unsanitary conditions related to pests and rodent sightings, resulting in violations requiring the abatement of mice infestations in the first-floor apartment. Building code violations from late 2021 included concerns about a missing carbon monoxide detector, a water leak, and an illegal locking device in the first-floor apartment. Earlier issues from December 2019 were documented, including problems with roach infestations, a defective bathtub, broken stove knobs, and concerns about excessively hot water.

The property has undergone several rodent inspections, with a compliance pass in February 2022 following an initial failure in December 2021 and a pass in May 2017. While some violations from 2019-2020 were eventually resolved, including the bathtub repair and stove knob replacement, the building's history shows persistent maintenance challenges, particularly regarding heat systems and pest control. The most recent available inspection data shows an improved rodent control situation as of early 2022, though the building's overall maintenance record indicates ongoing attention to basic habitability issues has been necessary.