106-33 150th Street, Queens, NY 11435

The three-story, three-unit building at 106-33 150th Street in Jamaica, owned by Jordan Moseley and constructed in 1899, has experienced several notable issues in recent years. Most concerning are two recent Department of Health complaints in early 2025 regarding smoking in prohibited areas, though the resolution status was marked as "closed" with instructions to contact the agency for inspection details.

The building's maintenance record reveals ongoing safety and compliance challenges, particularly following a November 2022 inspection that identified multiple violations, including the need for proper gas leak procedures posting, repair of defective self-closing doors at various building entrances, and removal of encumbrances in the third-story public hall. Specifically concerning for tenant safety was the requirement to repair or replace a missing carbon monoxide detecting device in apartment 3, and to address a reported mice infestation in that unit. The building's most recent bedbug report filed in December 2023 showed no infestations during the 2022-2023 period, following similar findings in 2022 and 2020, indicating effective management of this particular pest issue.

Rodent inspections from 2011 to 2013 show a mixed record, with initial inspections failing for "Other Reasons" in 2012 but passing in 2011 and 2013, suggesting intermittent rodent control challenges. A violation from 2022 regarding the posting of housing information guides in English and Spanish also remains open, along with several other violations from that inspection period. While some violations have been addressed (such as a bedbug reporting violation from 2023), multiple open violations related to building safety features and maintenance requirements remain active as of the latest inspection records.