95-32 150th Street, Queens, NY 11435

The three-story, six-unit building at 95-32 150th Street in Jamaica, owned by Eunice Graham and constructed in 1920, has a documented history of significant structural and safety concerns, particularly during the late 2018 to early 2019 period. Most notably, there was a serious fire incident on December 23, 2018, which resulted in extensive damage throughout the second floor, including missing railings, doors, and windows, as well as structural concerns.

Following the fire, multiple complaints were filed regarding building shaking, vibrating, and structural stability issues, with a full vacate order being served on December 23, 2018. The building received an active violation for its response to the fire damage, requiring the owner to engage a licensed professional engineer and contractor to evaluate and repair the building, with deadlines for filing and starting work outlined in the violation notice. The Department of Buildings (DOB) records indicate some positive developments in 2022, with at least one violation related to unauthorized access being dismissed as the declaration had been closed.

However, two other violations from late 2018 remain active in the records as of the most recent update. Throughout this period, there were multiple inspections conducted, including one on December 27, 2018, following the fire, and another on December 26, 2018, related to construction enforcement, though no violations were warranted from this particular inspection. The building's documented history suggests a period of structural instability and safety concerns following the 2018 fire, with ongoing requirements for proper evaluation and repair work to address the fire damage.