171-15 107th Avenue, Queens, NY 11433

The three-story, two-unit building at 171-15 107th Avenue in Jamaica, owned by Nathaniel Warren and constructed in 1991, has experienced several maintenance issues in recent years that may impact resident comfort and safety. Most notably, the property has four open violations from 2021 to 2024 related to the failure to file annual bedbug reports as required by the Housing Maintenance Code (HMC), indicating potential pest management oversight. In September 2021, multiple service requests were logged including emergency plumbing issues with a sink/basin, serious water leak problems, and concerns about flooring/stairs and wall conditions.

Unfortunately, housing authorities were unable to gain access for inspections related to these complaints, which were ultimately closed. Prior to these incidents, in December 2018, there was a complaint about unsanitary conditions involving pests, which was closed in January 2019. The building's most recent documented inspection from April 2024 shows the persistence of bedbug reporting violations, which have been a recurring issue since at least 2021.

This pattern of violations suggests ongoing challenges with compliance to mandatory housing regulations. While the property has had various maintenance issues over the years, from water leaks to flooring concerns, the lack of access for inspections in 2021 leaves some of these matters unresolved in terms of official verification. Given the timing of these violations, it's important to note that some of these issues may have been addressed since the last available data, though the open violations regarding bedbug reporting suggest this particular compliance requirement remains unmet as of 2024.