170-36 93rd Avenue, Queens, NY 11433

The three-story, three-unit residential building at 170-36 93rd Avenue in Jamaica, owned by Gam Zamil, has a notable maintenance history since its construction in 2007. Most recently, in October 2023, the property experienced multiple appliance-related issues including problems with the gas range and refrigerator, as well as cooking gas concerns, though the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) was unable to gain access for inspection of these complaints.

The building has persistent open violations regarding the annual bedbug report filing requirement dating from 2021 through 2024, which are classified as Class A violations. Additionally, there are historical compliance issues from 2018 in the second-floor apartment (2FL) that included violations for missing smoke detectors, inadequate electric service to fixtures, and the need for proper carbon monoxide detecting devices, though at least one of these (the carbon monoxide detector issue) remains open. An examination of the building's rodent inspection history shows three inspections in late 2014, with the property failing compliance inspections in November and December of that year.

The building's electrical system appears to have required attention in 2018, with reported issues at the same time period. While the building is relatively new (built in 2007), the accumulation of open violations and the pattern of maintenance requests, particularly regarding appliances and safety systems, suggests ongoing maintenance challenges. The most recent service requests in 2023 indicate potential access issues for inspectors, as no resolutions were documented for the filed complaints.