111-14 Farmers Boulevard, Queens, NY 11412

This two-family house located at 111-14 Farmers Boulevard in St. Albans, built in 1931 and owned by Eshagh Malekan, has a significant history of maintenance and safety issues over recent years. The building has experienced recurring heat and hot water problems, with multiple complaints documented between 2020-2022 affecting both individual apartments and the entire building, though these issues were typically resolved promptly according to HPD records.

More concerning are the ongoing structural and safety concerns, particularly in the second-floor apartment (2R), where there are currently open violations from September 2022 related to peeling paint and roof leaks, as well as a notable mold problem. The building's maintenance record shows persistent water-related issues, including multiple heavy flow water leak complaints between 2019 and 2022, and several emergency mold and unsanitary condition reports. The property has current active violations related to low-pressure system inspections for 2018-2024, suggesting non-compliance with required maintenance procedures.

Historical records indicate the property was cited in 2018 for failure to register its boiler, though this violation is now resolved. Safety infrastructure such as carbon monoxide detectors has also been a concern, with violations noted in 2021. The building's rodent inspection in May 2019 resulted in a failed inspection for unspecified reasons. While many past violations have been addressed and closed, the combination of water-related issues, mold problems, and recent low-pressure inspection violations indicates ongoing maintenance challenges within the property.