219-11 46th Avenue, Queens, NY 11361

The two-family house at 219-11 46th Avenue in Bayside, owned by Masoud Ahdoot, has had various maintenance issues over recent years, with the most significant cluster of problems occurring in 2022. Between January and March 2022, multiple complaints were filed regarding electrical issues (lighting and outlet problems), plumbing concerns (toilet and sink issues), and mold problems, with inspections being unable to gain access to evaluate the conditions in some cases. However, subsequent complaints filed in May 2022 regarding similar issues in lighting, mold, plumbing, and electrical systems were inspected and, notably, resulted in no violations being issued, though they were officially closed.

Looking at the building's history, several notable maintenance matters have been documented. In February 2020, the building faced multiple violations in the first-floor apartment, including issues with carbon monoxide detectors, a roach infestation, and various plumbing and water-related problems in the basement. Specific repairs were required for defective plastered surfaces and bathroom leaks in the first-floor unit. While these violations were initially documented as "Open" status, they were eventually marked as "Close" through subsequent inspections and certifications.

A Department of Buildings complaint regarding plumbing work was filed in March 2021, but this was closed with no violations being warranted upon inspection. The building's construction dates back to 1960, and it has been through typical residential maintenance challenges over the past few years. The most recent documented events were from 2022, with the building appearing to have fewer reported issues in the past couple of years compared to the notable clusters of complaints in 2020-2022. The property's record shows a mix of emergency and non-emergency complaints, with most being resolved through proper channels, though some required multiple follow-ups for inspection access and verification of conditions.