102-19 Remington Street, Queens, NY 11435

The two-family house at 102-19 Remington Street in Jamaica, built in 1925 and currently owned by the State of Econ Carolatic Brewley, experienced a cluster of significant maintenance issues in late 2022. Between late October and early November 2022, multiple complaints were filed and subsequently investigated by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), revealing a pattern of concerning conditions.

These included problems with window safety (broken/missing window guards), flooring issues, and unsanitary conditions involving pests and sewage. While most of these inspections did not result in official violations, the flooring issue was one exception where violations were issued, and a mold complaint was closed without inspection access. The building's documented issues suggest a range of maintenance challenges during this period, particularly regarding basic safety and hygiene standards.

In addition to the repeating complaints about window safety and pest problems, there were also concerns about water supply, door frames, and various unsanitary conditions including sewage problems. All these complaints were closed between late October 2022 and late November 2022, though the presence of multiple emergency and non-emergency complaints in a short timeframe indicates a significant period of disrepair. Since no further complaints or violations have been recorded in the available data, this suggests that either the issues were resolved or that there have been no new complaints filed through the 311 system or HPD channels.