36-19 167th Street, Queens, NY 11358

The 6-story, 65-unit building at 36-19 167th Street in Flushing, built in 1938 and currently owned by Adam Donner, has experienced recurring heating and plumbing issues over the past several years, with particular clusters of problems in late 2024 and early 2025. Most concerning are the four heating complaints (January 2024, January 2025, February 2025) involving either the entire building or individual apartments, with the most recent complaint in February 2025 being classified as an emergency.

Additionally, there were two plumbing complaints in November 2024 (water supply and bathtub/shower issues) that were closed in January 2025 after inspectors were unable to gain access for inspection. The building has maintained a clean record regarding bedbug infestations over the past six reporting periods from 2019 through 2024, with zero reported cases in the most recent three years (2022-2024).

A ventilation system complaint from July 2020 was inspected and closed without any violations being issued. The building's property record shows no outstanding violations or recent major work permits, and there are no recorded complaints in the Department of Buildings database that resulted in violations. While the heating and plumbing issues indicate some maintenance challenges, the absence of bedbug infestations and relatively clean inspection records suggest these problems may be more related to system aging than persistent neglect, though the recurring nature of the heating complaints in particular warrants attention to resident comfort concerns.