106-33 156th Street, Queens, NY 11433

This two-family residence at 106-33 156th Street in Jamaica, owned by Farhad Basal and constructed in 1910, has experienced several notable incidents over the past decade. The most significant recent concern centers around heating and hot water issues, with an emergency complaint filed in May 2019 affecting the entire building.

While the Housing Preservation and Development department attempted to investigate, they were unable to access the premises to verify the reported conditions. In 2020, two gas-related inspections were attempted but access was denied on the second attempt, and a building permit complaint from 2019 was found to have no warranted violations at the time of inspection.

The property has undergone rodent inspections in recent years, with mixed results: a June 2022 initial inspection resulted in failure for "Other Reasons," though a subsequent July 2022 compliance inspection passed. Historical records indicate a passed rodent inspection in May 2011. While the 311 service request and complaints suggest periodic maintenance challenges, particularly concerning heating systems and utility access, it's worth noting that most formal inspections have either found no violations or have resulted in passed outcomes, with the exception of the single failed rodent inspection in mid-2022.