143-18 102nd Avenue, Queens, NY 11435

The three-unit residential building at 143-18 102nd Avenue in Jamaica, owned by Amrit Dabie, has experienced ongoing issues with heating systems, as evidenced by three heat/hot water complaints filed between March 22-25, 2025, with two of these complaints classified as emergencies. Recent violations from 2024 and 2023 regarding improper bedbug reporting requirements remain open, continuing a pattern noted in prior years (2022, 2021, and 2017).

The building, constructed in 2007, has a documented history of maintenance issues, particularly concerning safety systems in Apartment 3, including problems with scalding hot water (130 degrees) and defective smoke and carbon monoxide detectors identified during a December 2017 inspection. Other open violations from the same inspection include inadequate gas leak safety postings and missing housing information guide notices in common areas. The property has faced various regulatory scrutiny, with multiple illegal conversion complaints filed (most recently in March 2025), though inspections did not warrant violations.

Additionally, housing maintenance code complaints in March 2025 included issues with unsanitary garbage/recycling storage. Historical inspections show mixed results for rodent compliance, with a failure noted in late 2012 followed by a passing inspection in January 2013. The building's management has shown some responsiveness to issues, as evidenced by the resolution of various complaints, but the persistence of certain violations and recent heating system problems suggests ongoing maintenance challenges.