87-66 110th Street, Queens, NY 11418

At 87-66 110th Street in Richmond Hill, this two-family house built in 1920 has experienced several noteworthy maintenance issues over recent years. The most recent concern involves rodent activity, with a rat sighting reported in November 2023, though an inspection conducted shortly thereafter found only minor violations and determined the property passed overall.

The building has a documented history of heat and hot water problems, particularly during late 2018 and early 2019, when multiple complaints were filed, though inspections could not gain access to verify the conditions. Additional maintenance issues surfaced between November and December 2018, including electrical problems (lighting, outlet/switch issues, and a power outage), an unsanitary condition due to pests (with violations issued), and door-related problems, all of which resulted in various Housing Maintenance Code violations.

In November 2018, specific violations were documented for Apartment 1, which included issues with bedbugs (Class B violation), an entrance door problem (Class A violation), and inadequate heat supply (Class C violation). While most of these earlier violations were eventually closed, the building experienced multiple emergency complaints that winter, including one for pests, one for heat/hot water, and one for a door issue. The most recent inspection in December 2023 regarding rodent conditions showed compliance, though it's notable that the building has faced recurring issues with both heat and pest problems over the years, as evidenced by the frequency and variety of complaints filed with city agencies.