35-10 150th Street, Queens, NY 11354

At 35-10 150th Street in Flushing, a 6-story, 119-unit residential building constructed in 1963 and currently owned by Marie Finnin, several significant issues have affected tenant quality of life over recent years. Most notably, there have been recurrent heating and hot water system failures, with three documented outages in 2023, 2022, and 2019, though heat and hot water were reportedly restored during HPD's follow-up inspections. The building has experienced persistent water-related problems, particularly impacting Apartment 6S, including heavy flow and slow leaks in 2021, along with multiple violations related to damaged ceilings and floors.

A broken window guard safety issue was documented in late 2021, with corresponding violations. The building's elevator system has been a noteworthy concern, with multiple complaints between 2022-2024, including a hazardous out-of-service condition that led to fines and required repairs of brake plungers and outside communication systems. Recent inspections and violation filings show some improvements, particularly regarding bedbug management, with no reported infestations in the past five filing periods (2019-2024).

The building's most recent elevator inspection in October 2024 found no violations, though there is an active obligation to file the FISP Cycle 8B Technical Report from 2018. The property has undergone various repairs and maintenance activities, as evidenced by the closure of numerous violations, though several remain open from 2021-2022, particularly concerning ceiling damages, water leaks, and window guards in Apartment 6S. The building's rodent control record shows successful inspections in 2018 and 2019, with no recent reports of infestations.