137-12 63rd Avenue, Queens, NY 11367

The two-family house at 137-12 63rd Avenue in Flushing, owned by Ilavsaviy Muratov, has experienced several recurring maintenance issues since 2021, with the most significant problems occurring in 2022. There were multiple complaints regarding heat and hot water issues, with tenants reporting problems in April 2022 and again in November-December 2022, some of which required emergency response from the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD). The building has also faced electrical system challenges, including violations related to lighting and outlets in July 2022, with particular issues noted in the second-floor apartment regarding broken fixtures and insufficient lighting.

Inspections in July 2022 revealed multiple violations in the second-floor apartment, including concerns about the ventilation system, flooring, and safety systems. Of particular note is an infestation of mice reported in July 2022, along with multiple issues requiring repairs to the bathroom and kitchen facilities, including problems with fixtures, caulking, and tile grout. These violations, mostly class B and A, indicate varying levels of severity, with some potentially impacting resident safety and comfort.

The building's maintenance history shows a pattern of recurring issues, particularly with the heating system and electrical infrastructure, as well as various maintenance and safety compliance matters. While some complaints were resolved quickly, others resulted in open violations requiring follow-up action. The most recent available data as of July 2025 indicates that several violations from July 2022 remain open, including issues with lighting fixtures, flooring, and pest control in the second-floor apartment. The property has undergone several inspections and service requests, with varying degrees of access gained and violations issued or confirmed during these visits.