91-18 75th Street, Queens, NY 11421

The three-unit, three-story residential building at 91-18 75th Street in Woodhaven, owned by Istvan Nagy and built in 1965, has experienced numerous maintenance issues requiring attention in recent years. Starting in January 2025, the building generated multiple complaints across various categories including safety concerns (smoke and carbon monoxide detectors), plumbing issues (sink problems), electrical concerns (outlets/switches), door and window problems (including frames), flooring/stairs issues, cabinet complaints, wall conditions, and mold concerns.

While most of these complaints were classified as emergencies, particularly regarding safety and mold, it's notable that HPD inspectors were generally unable to complete their inspections of the reported issues, leading to some complaints being closed without proper investigation, though some were eventually resolved. In addition to the 2025 complaints, there is a historical record from February 2020 regarding an illegal conversion complaint for a nearby address (11421 75th Street) which resulted in no access being granted for inspection on two attempts.

This suggests there may have been concerns about unauthorized modifications to the property or its systems. The pattern of complaints in 2025, particularly the high number of unresolved inspection attempts and the mix of emergency and non-emergency issues, indicates a building currently experiencing significant maintenance and safety monitoring challenges, though many of these complaints have been officially closed through various resolutions between April 2023 and 2025.