90-43 176th Street, Queens, NY 11432

The 2-family house at 90-43 176th Street in Jamaica, owned by Mohammed Khan, has experienced recurring heat and hot water issues over the past few years, with the most recent complaints occurring in January 2025 involving both the entire building and individual apartments. Between 2023 and 2025, there have been multiple emergency heat and hot water complaints, including three instances in November 2023 alone.

The building experienced a water leak issue in March 2024 that took several months to resolve, though no violations were found during HPD inspections. In November 2023, there was also a safety-related complaint regarding smoke detectors, which resulted in HPD involvement but no violations were issued. The property has a history of access issues during inspections, as evidenced by several complaints where HPD could not gain entry to investigate the reported problems.

Looking further back, the building experienced similar heating system concerns in October 2020, and there was also a non-emergency complaint about an electric/gas range at that time. The two-story, 2-family residential building, constructed in 1920, had a rodent inspection conducted in late 2013, which resulted in a failed initial inspection for unspecified reasons, though a subsequent compliance inspection passed. While some heat and hot water complaints were resolved with HPD's involvement and verification of corrections, the frequency and pattern of these issues, particularly the inability to gain access for inspections on multiple occasions, suggest ongoing challenges with building systems maintenance and compliance verification.