100-12 103rd Avenue, Queens, NY 11417

The two-family house at 100-12 103rd Avenue in Ozone Park, currently owned by Gurwinder Singh, has experienced persistent maintenance and health issues since at least 2016, with particularly notable problems in recent years. The property, built in 1931, has documented multiple pest-related complaints, with the most recent occurring in May 2024 involving unsanitary conditions due to pests, though inspectors were unable to gain access.

Separate pest complaints were filed in November 2023 and July 2022, indicating an ongoing rodent problem that has previously resulted in failed rodent inspections in 2016 and 2022. The building has also faced significant infrastructure challenges, including multiple violations related to hot water supply, with current open violations for inadequate heated water fixtures in Apartment 2.

Other maintenance issues have included defective entrance doors, window problems, and various appliance failures across both units, as evidenced by numerous complaints and housing violations. While some earlier issues were resolved, such as mold and lighting problems in January 2023, the building continues to face systemic maintenance challenges, particularly concerning heating systems and pest control, with multiple open violations and complaints spanning different agencies including HPD and DOHMH. The persistence and recurrence of these issues suggest ongoing challenges with building maintenance and resident comfort, particularly affecting Apartment 2 on the second floor.