107-03 Princeton Street, Queens, NY 11435

The two-family house at 107-03 Princeton Street in Jamaica, owned by Anthony Tamboni, has experienced several recent maintenance issues that warrant attention. Most notably, in May 2025, there were emergency-level concerns regarding both water leakage with heavy flow and ceiling paint/plaster problems, which resulted in HPD inspections and the issuance of violations requiring the owner to address the conditions.

This followed two earlier incidents in April 2025 involving water leakage (damp spots) and ceiling paint/plaster issues, though these particular cases did not result in any violations according to HPD's findings. The building, constructed in 1910 and currently configured as a two-story structure with two units, has experienced recurring moisture and maintenance issues in its common areas, particularly affecting ceilings.

While the most recent incidents were classified as requiring immediate emergency attention, all reported complaints have been officially closed following inspection, though some still show unresolved violations requiring correction within a specified timeframe. The concentration of similar complaints, particularly regarding water-related issues and ceiling damage, suggests an ongoing maintenance challenge within the property, though the varying classifications of these complaints (from non-emergency to immediate emergency) indicate some fluctuations in the severity and urgency of the building's maintenance needs.