104-17 177th Street, Queens, NY 11433

The two-family house at 104-17 177th Street in Jamaica, owned by James Adams, has a documented history of maintenance and compliance issues over recent years. Most notably, there is a concerning pattern of violations related to external low-pressure inspections, with active violations recorded between 2018 and 2024 indicating failure to file required annual inspection reports.

This includes six consecutive violations issued between April 2022 and September 2024, suggesting a long-term non-compliance with building safety requirements that require regular verification of equipment integrity. Additionally, the building experienced water-related issues in early 2020, with documented complaints of slow leaks affecting both a ceiling (emergency complaint) and other areas (non-emergency complaint), though officials were unable to gain access for inspection in these instances.

The property also had documented environmental violations in 2018-2019 related to boiler inspection report filings, with penalties imposed at that time. The building's construction date of 1930 and its two-story structure are consistent with the characteristics of the neighborhood. While some of these issues may have been resolved since the data cutoff of October 2023, the persistent pattern of violations, particularly regarding safety inspections, raises concerns about the building's ongoing maintenance and compliance with safety regulations.