160-15 108th Avenue, Queens, NY 11433

The two-family house at 160-15 108th Avenue in Jamaica, owned by Jennet Mckoy-Mcknight, has experienced a series of concerning issues in early 2025, with multiple emergency complaints regarding essential services. Most notably, between January and February 2025, there were multiple reports involving inadequate heat and hot water, electrical problems including two power outages, flooring issues, and concerns about water leaks. Several of these complaints resulted in violations being issued after HPD inspections, though some inspections were unsuccessful due to access issues.

The building has a documented history of access problems for inspections, as seen in three separate Department of Buildings complaints between 2019 and 2024 regarding suspected illegal conversions and illegal commercial use; all of these investigations were closed without resolution due to inability to gain access. The building, constructed in 1910, has experienced recurring issues with basic utilities and building systems. The most recent issues in February 2025 involved both electrical problems and heating/hot water concerns, which were classified as immediate emergencies.

While some complaints have been resolved or closed after inspections, the pattern of complaints suggests ongoing maintenance challenges. The property has been subject to multiple violations, particularly in 2025, concerning essential services such as heat, hot water, and electrical systems. The accessible records indicate these issues have required attention from HPD and other agencies, though the resolution process has been slowed by access difficulties for inspections.