106-21 Inwood Street, Queens, NY 11435

The two-family house at 106-21 Inwood Street in Jamaica, owned by Charles Mornant and constructed in 1997, has experienced numerous maintenance issues in the past 18 months, with particular concerns emerging in mid-2023. Most notably, there is an active infestation of mice and roaches reported in Apartment 2, along with violation notices related to mold around the bathroom bathtub and damaged plastered surfaces at various window reveals.

The property has documented plumbing issues, including problems with sinks and toilets that have resulted in violations, though some plumbing complaints from earlier in 2023 could not be investigated due to lack of access. Other maintenance concerns have included flooring issues, cabinetry problems, and concerns about a refrigerator, with varying outcomes on these complaints. Significantly, there are three active violations from mid-2023 regarding Apartment A (first floor) that remain unresolved as of July 2025, including issues with waste lines in the kitchen sink, bathroom door repairs, and a defective carbon monoxide detector.

There is also an unresolved violation from July 2023 regarding an unauthorized cooking space in the cellar. A substantial concern is the ongoing investigation into an alleged illegal conversion of the property, with an associated Environmental Control Board violation regarding unauthorized occupancy and illegal Class A apartment creation in the cellar, currently carrying a $6,250 penalty. The building's current status reflects multiple open violations primarily affecting the second floor apartment (2) as of August 2025, with most recent inspections noting ongoing pest, mold, and maintenance issues that require attention.