75-10 Grnd Cntrl Pkwy Sr W, Queens, NY 11375

The 6-story, 37-unit residential building at 75-10 Grand Central Parkway South in Forest Hills, built in 1964 and currently owned by John Mustac, has experienced recurring water supply issues in recent years. The most recent incident occurred in May 2025, following a pattern of similar complaints throughout 2024, particularly between October and November when multiple tenants reported water supply problems requiring HPD inspections. These plumbing issues were serious enough to warrant classification as immediate emergencies, and the building received both hot and cold water supply violation notices under section 27-2024 of the Administrative Code for Apartment 2B in November 2024.

The property has also faced various maintenance challenges, including a mold emergency reported in June 2025, infestations of roaches and mice reported in August 2024 (Apartment 3E), and general maintenance violations related to an improperly maintained building with water damage and drainage issues noted in a February 2023 ECB violation. Multiple 311 service requests throughout 2024 and 2025 highlight ongoing concerns with building systems, particularly related to water supply problems. Historical data shows that the building has undergone several inspection processes, with some violations being dismissed or resolved, including building safety concerns regarding scaffolding in 2019.

The building appears to have maintained a record of being free from bedbug infestations according to annual reports since 2019, though it received a failed rodent inspection in December 2023. Recent permit activity suggests ongoing maintenance and capital improvement efforts, with permits issued in 2019 for unspecified work. The building's management has generally responded to violations and complaints, though there have been multiple instances where access for inspections was either limited or inspection results were not fully determined. The property has a mix of resolved and active violations across various categories, including plumbing, building maintenance, and safety requirements, with the most pressing current concerns appearing to be related to water supply systems and overall building maintenance.