175-20 93rd Avenue, Queens, NY 11433

The two-family house at 175-20 93rd Avenue in Jamaica, owned by Jacqueline Hosang, has experienced recurring heating and hot water issues over the past several years, with a most recent heating/hot water complaint in December 2023 and multiple heat-related incidents throughout 2022, including some building-wide outages. The property, constructed in 1935, has documented two open violations from October 2021 in the 2nd floor apartment (2FL) related to floor repairs, though these inspection dates suggest they may have been noted as ongoing at that time. Historical records from October 2021 indicate multiple repairs needed in 2FL, including issues with carbon monoxide detectors, infestation concerns, and various maintenance matters affecting walls, ceilings, and kitchen cabinetry, many of which were subsequently marked as closed.

More recent complaints include a general cooking gas issue reported in January 2024, which was investigated by HPD with no violations found. The building's service request history shows a pattern of heating system problems throughout 2022-2023, with tenants frequently reporting inadequate heat and hot water. Notably, there were multiple instances in 2022 where HPD was unable to gain access to units for inspection during such complaints.

The most recent service request in January 2024 regarding cooking gas also resulted in no violations being issued. The property's most recent rodent inspection in October 2014 passed, indicating no current concerns in this area. While many past issues have been resolved, the recurring nature of heat and hot water complaints suggests these systems may require ongoing attention, particularly during colder months.