103-63 104th Street, Queens, NY 11417

The two-story, three-unit building at 103-63 104th Street in Ozone Park, built in 1910 and currently owned by Steven Caruso, has experienced several notable maintenance issues over the past few years. The most significant recent incident occurred in November 2020 when the entire building experienced heat and hot water issues, though these were reportedly resolved within a week.

The building has maintained active compliance with bedbug reporting requirements since the violations were first noted in 2021-2023, with the most recent 2024 report showing no infested units, no units that required eradication, and no re-infestation cases. While there was a mosquito complaint filed in September 2019 and a work without permit violation in May 2023, there are no recorded follow-up issues or patterns. The building's maintenance history shows generally good compliance with housing regulations, though the heat/hot water incident and the bedbug reporting violations in 2021-2023 period were notable concerns.

Since mid-2022, there have been no recorded violations, and the property has successfully documented regular bedbug reporting requirements. An earlier rodent inspection in 2015 showed a "Passed" result, suggesting no major pest issues were present at that time. The property has primarily required emergency services for heat/hot water issues and has generally maintained compliance with NYC Housing Maintenance Code requirements in recent years, though the bedbug reporting oversight in 2021-2022 does indicate some previous administrative lapses that have since been addressed.