145-10 106th Avenue, Queens, NY 11435

The two-family house at 145-10 106th Avenue in Jamaica, Queens, owned by New York Precious Treasures Inc, has experienced ongoing maintenance and sanitation challenges since at least 2011. Most recently, in 2025, there have been multiple complaints regarding unsanitary conditions, particularly related to garbage/recycling storage, with inspections showing no violations of housing laws, though a new ventilation system complaint was opened in June 2025.

A significant cluster of violations was documented in April 2018 involving the second-floor apartment (2FL), including inadequate hot and cold water supply to bathroom fixtures, broken radiator issues, a missing electrical switch cover plate, and the need for a carbon monoxide detector; while most of these violations were closed by June 2018, three remain open as of the latest records. The building's pest management history is concerning, with failed rodent inspections recorded in 2011 (October), 2019 (June and September), and 2021 (September).

These inspections showed ongoing pest control challenges despite the building's property class designation as a two-family house. The building, constructed in 1920, has had its share of typical urban maintenance issues, though the frequency and pattern of the complaints suggest persistent challenges with waste management and pest control that have continued to the present day. The property currently has multiple non-emergency Housing Maintenance Code complaints from 2025 that remain unresolved as of the latest data, marking a continuation of maintenance issues into the current year.