93-09 103rd Avenue, Queens, NY 11417

The property at 93-09 103rd Avenue is a two-family home built in 1960 and currently owned by Hanif Uddin. The building has experienced several significant maintenance issues over the past few years, particularly in 2021 when there were multiple complaints regarding heating, hot water, and electrical systems. Between April and June 2021, tenants reported problems with heat and hot water in both apartments, with violations issued during inspections.

Electrical issues were also prominent during this period, including power outages and lighting failures. More serious safety concerns emerged in 2021 when the Department of Buildings identified multiple violations, including unsafe electrical wiring conditions, non-functional carbon monoxide detectors, and issues with hot water service in the first-floor apartment. There are significant concerns regarding potential illegal modifications to the building, with violations related to an unlawfully converted cellar space that reportedly contained kitchen and bathroom facilities.

The cellar area has been subject to several investigations between 2019 and 2022, with access being denied during inspections, and the property has been cited for illegal occupancy contrary to its certificate of occupancy. The building's maintenance history also includes at least two rodent inspections in 2012, which resulted in "failed" compliance results. While some violations have been resolved, several remain open as of the latest available data in October 2023, including concerns about heating systems, carbon monoxide detectors, and the converted cellar space.