105-39 89th Street, Queens, NY 11417

The two-family house at 105-39 89th Street in Ozone Park, owned by Sorwer Hossain, has experienced several significant maintenance issues over the past few years, particularly affecting its second-floor apartment. In November 2021, multiple serious violations were documented following inspections by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) and other agencies.

These included a pest infestation involving both roaches and mice (class B violations), dangerously scalding hot water exceeding 130°F (class C violation), and the absence of carbon monoxide detecting devices (class B violation). Additionally, there were multiple class C violations related to lead-based paint hazards, specifically documented as peeling or deteriorated paint in various locations including the bathroom, kitchen, and certain window frames. The building has also experienced some basic service failures, including a heat and hot water complaint in November 2021, which was inspected but did not result in any violations being issued.

A food spoilage issue was addressed and administratively closed by the Department of Health in July 2024, though the specific details of this incident are not fully documented in the available records. While some of the November 2021 violations show as "Open" in the current records, others were certified as corrected, notably the scalding water issue which was resolved by November 2021. The building's history suggests persistent maintenance challenges, particularly regarding safety systems and environmental conditions, though the most recent available data is now approximately one year old.