103-33 102nd Street, Queens, NY 11417

The two-family house at 103-33 102nd Street in Ozone Park, owned by Yelison Perez, has experienced several significant maintenance issues, particularly notable during December 2020. The building, which was constructed in 1920, is a two-story structure containing two units. In December 2020, there were multiple emergency complaints and violations, primarily related to heat and hot water systems, including extremely high water temperatures exceeding 164°F in the second-floor kitchen and inadequate heat supply in both apartments.

Additional issues during this period included water leaks (both heavy flow and slow leaks), ceiling damage requiring plaster and paint repairs, electrical problems including insufficient lighting, and sanitary concerns involving pests and mold. The Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) conducted inspections in December 2020, addressing these complaints even though no violations were specifically issued in some cases. Violation notices were subsequently recorded for both apartments, including concerns about carbon monoxide detectors, security hardware (illegal double-cylinder lock), and various maintenance issues.

Notably, a building-wide complaint regarding vibrations or structural stability was filed on December 10, 2020, though inspectors were unable to access the premises for verification. While many of these issues were documented and appear to have been addressed (as indicated by "Close" status), the concentration of problems during this specific period suggests a significant maintenance challenge for the building. The most recent available data does not indicate any further major issues after December 2020, though it's important to note that additional inspections and complaints could have been filed since this period through October 2023.