62-25 65th Street, Queens, NY 11379

The two-family house at 62-25 65th Street in Middle Village, owned by Iwona Bubienko, has experienced several maintenance issues, with the majority of documented problems occurring during June 2021. The building, constructed in 1965 and consisting of 2 stories with 3 units, faced multiple water-related concerns, including two separate complaints about water leaks (damp spots and slow leaks) and issues with floor conditions. There were also problems with mold that month, both classified as unsanitary conditions.

Additional complaints involved heating/hot water system concerns, painting/plastering issues (specifically with ceilings), and cabinet problems, though notably, no violations were found during HPD inspections for most complaints, except for one incident where violations were issued regarding ceiling paint/plaster conditions. The inspection conducted on June 6, 2021, revealed several specific issues in Apartment 1R, including multiple violations requiring repairs to broken or defective features such as window springs, plastered surfaces, electrical light switch, door frame, ceramic tiles, and the installation of proper carbon monoxide detectors. One violation classified as a Class C required the removal of an illegal double cylinder key-operated locking device.

While there was a complaint regarding an illegal conversion from May 2021, the Department of Buildings' inspection on January 25, 2022, showed "Access Denied – 2nd Attempt," and no final disposition is available in the provided data. All of the complaints from June 2021 were eventually closed between July 1 and July 10, 2021, with several classified as emergencies, though the specific outcomes and whether the issues were fully resolved are not detailed in the records. The building's maintenance history shows a cluster of problems in mid-2021, particularly related to water and mold issues, followed by a period of relative quiet in terms of documented complaints and violations.