86-10 117th Street, Queens, NY 11418

The two-family house at 86-10 117th Street in Richmond Hill, owned by Xiaozhen Huang, has experienced several maintenance issues over the past seven years, with the most recent concerns centering on pest problems. In 2022, there were documented pest issues that the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) attempted to investigate but could not access the premises for inspection.

The building also experienced a heat and hot water emergency in January 2022, though this issue was promptly addressed within two days. A rodent-related complaint was reported to the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) in 2020, which was still outstanding as of the last data update.

The fall of 2018 appears to be a particularly challenging period for the property, with multiple complaints filed simultaneously on September 15th, including issues related to pests, plumbing (specifically concerning a basin/sink), safety concerns regarding smoke detectors, and problems with wall paint/plaster. All of these complaints were officially closed by October 1-2, 2018, though there was a notable pattern of HPD being unable to gain access for inspections. While the building was constructed in 1931 and has experienced various maintenance challenges over the years, the most recent issues (as of 2022) have primarily revolved around pest management and heating systems, with some historical plumbing and safety concerns.