133-45 41st Avenue, Queens, NY 11355

The 10-story residential building at 133-45 41st Avenue in Flushing, owned by Frank Dubinsky, has experienced several significant maintenance and safety issues since its 2017 construction. Most notably, in 2024 there were multiple emergency plumbing complaints regarding water supply issues throughout the building, with at least ten separate reports between June 22-24 and July 31, 2024, though no violations were ultimately issued. The building has also faced recent safety concerns, including a carbon monoxide detector violation and a smoke detector violation in Apartment 923 in August 2024.

Other notable issues include a June 2024 heat/hot water complaint and a July 2022 inspection revealing defective self-closing doors at the compactor closet on the 8th story. The building's systems have undergone several inspections and repairs, with multiple permits issued for electrical work in 2020-2021, including a permit for electrical work in Apartment 812. There were also three bedbug incidents reported at the property between 2020-2023, with varying numbers of affected and eradicated units.

The Department of Buildings has recorded several violations related to external low-pressure inspection filing failures in 2023, though these were dismissed. During its initial years, the building experienced multiple electrical wiring issues with permits being obtained for various repairs, including HVAC-related work in 2019-2020. The property has maintained a relatively consistent record of responding to and closing complaints, though access issues have occurred during some inspections, and multiple duplicate complaints have been filed for the same building-wide issues.