95-65 Tuckerton Street, Queens, NY 11433

The 5-story building at 95-65 Tuckerton Street in Jamaica, owned by Steven Mendel, has experienced several significant issues since its construction in 2013. The most pressing concern has been recurring heating system problems, with six separate emergency heat/hot water complaints logged in November 2020, one in December 2018, and additional heating issues reported in December 2024.

The building faced notable regulatory challenges in 2019, including three major violations related to failure to maintain the property, issues with the certificate of occupancy, and a boiler problem, all of which resulted in Oath Violations being served. A more recent violation was recorded in October 2021, though its disposition status remains active and was issued for a reason that is not specified in the records. The building's health and safety record shows a rat sighting investigation by the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene in December 2021, though no violations were found at that time.

A comprehensive bedbug report for the period from November 2022 to October 2023 shows an impressive record of pest control efforts, with 64 units treated and eradicated, and no reported re-infestations. The most recent Department of Buildings correspondence from October 2021 remains active, suggesting a potentially unresolved issue, while another violation from May 2019 regarding failure to certify correction of an immediately hazardous violation was dismissed. Despite these challenges, the property has successfully maintained compliance with health inspections, with the most recent heat issue being addressed within three days of the complaint.