135-15 Coolidge Avenue, Queens, NY 11435

The three-family house at 135-15 Coolidge Avenue in Briarwood, owned by Johnny Kordvani and constructed in 1975, has experienced several maintenance issues over recent years, with the most concerning being a pattern of unsanitary conditions. Most recently, in September 2024, there were three separate complaints regarding pest issues (unsanitary conditions) that resulted in closed cases due to lack of access for inspection.

In December 2022, a cluster of issues were documented in Apartment 2, including concerns about heat/hot water (emergency), water leaks (non-emergency), and mold, all of which were inspected but for which no violations were issued. However, several open violations were subsequently documented from December 31, 2022, including multiple problems in Apartment 2 that require attention: leaks affecting ceilings in the hallway and two rooms, defective plaster surfaces requiring repair in various locations (including ceiling and walls), and visible mold conditions that need to be addressed. The building's history also includes a power outage incident in November 2019 (which was classified as an immediate emergency but also resulted in no violations).

The most recent housing maintenance code violations from late 2022 show multiple issues that remain unresolved, including a need to repair broken plaster surfaces, address water leaks, and resolve mold conditions. Of specific note is a violation regarding a defective carbon monoxide detector in Apartment 2, and a concerning issue involving scalding hot water exceeding the maximum allowable temperature of 130 degrees at all hot water fixtures throughout the apartment. These ongoing maintenance issues, particularly the combination of water-related problems, mold, and safety concerns, suggest persistent challenges with building maintenance and resident comfort.