90-27 138th Place, Queens, NY 11435

The 3-unit, 3-story building at 90-27 138th Place in Jamaica, constructed in 2018 and owned by Satroghaun Singh, has experienced significant maintenance issues in recent years, particularly in the past 12 months. Multiple complaints were filed in December 2024 regarding various issues including a mailbox problem, water leaks, electrical outlet/switch issues, door concerns, and unsanitary conditions including pests and mold. Most of these complaints were closed after HPD inspections, with some resulting in violations.

A particularly concerning situation was noted in August 2024, where violations were issued for multiple issues in Apartment 2, including water leak problems, mold presence, and door/frame defects. The building has a documented history of rodent inspection failures between 2019-2023, with six failed inspections showing persistent pest control challenges. The Department of Buildings records from 2019 show several construction-related violations regarding job site safety and fence maintenance, with a $10,000 penalty imposed at that time, though this was later resolved. While there have been multiple housing maintenance code violations issued, particularly during 2024, and persistent issues regarding unsanitary conditions, it's worth noting that during most recent inspections in 2023, conditions were found to be generally compliant with housing laws, though earlier complaints had resulted in multiple violations being issued.

The building's construction permits from 2018-2020 show proper documentation of building processes, including plumbing and other work, suggesting initial compliance with construction regulations. However, the pattern of complaints and violations over recent years indicates ongoing maintenance challenges, particularly relating to water management, pest control, and door/frame conditions. The property has consistently failed rodent inspections from 2019 through early 2023, though more recent inspections did not show these violations. The most recent documentation as of March 2025 shows that most of the recent violations have been addressed, though some open violations from 2024 remain concerning.