69-10 108th Street, Queens, NY 11375

69-10 108th Street is a 10-story, 141-unit residential building constructed in 1953, currently owned by Isaac Nektalov. The building has experienced several recurring maintenance issues over recent years, with the most significant recent concerns being an electrical wiring issue reported in April 2025 (HPD inspection attempted but not completed) and a heat/hot water outage affecting the entire building in December 2024 (though heat and hot water were confirmed restored during inspection). The building has also faced multiple indoor air quality concerns in mid-2024, specifically related to chemical vapors, gases, and odors, with at least five separate reports in July 2024 alone.

Additional maintenance issues have included multiple water leaks (notably one from September 2023), problems with paint/plaster surfaces, and various building system concerns. The building has some open violations as of early 2024, including issues with water leaks and plaster surfaces in Apartment 9C, which were cited in January 2024 inspections. Historical records show a pattern of maintenance challenges, particularly regarding water leaks and water-related issues, with multiple complaints filed throughout 2023-2024.

Safety-related violations have included concerns about exposed wiring in public areas and problems with stairwell door hardware. Notably, the building has maintained a clean record regarding bedbug infestations, with no reported cases in the past eight reporting periods from 2018 to present. While there have been various Department of Buildings complaints and inspections, most have resulted in "No Violation Warranted" findings or have been closed without significant penalties, though one ECB violation from 2018 related to unauthorized work on Apartment 9B's terrace did result in a $1,250 penalty.