212-33 Jamaica Avenue, Queens, NY 11428

The 4-unit, 3-story building at 212-33 Jamaica Avenue in Queens Village, owned by Latchme Cyril, has experienced several maintenance issues since 2019, with the most recent significant incident being a heat/hot water complaint in November 2021. This 1931 structure has documented multiple Housing Maintenance Code violations from 2019, including problems with bathroom plumbing, paint/plaster conditions, door and window issues, and several violations specifically affecting a single unit (2F) involving cold water supply, window repair, and ceramic tile maintenance.

The building has also been cited for failure to file annual bedbug reports in 2021, 2023, and 2024, though the most recent bedbug report from 2024 indicates no infested units during the 2022-2023 period. As of the latest available data, there are several open violations from 2019 that remain unresolved, including issues with building entrance doors, required postings regarding housing information and safety procedures, and a missing carbon monoxide detector notice. The building's maintenance history reveals recurring access issues for inspection purposes, as noted in multiple complaints, including those concerning heat/hot water, various plumbing problems, and wall conditions.

While some violations have been closed or certified as resolved, others from 2019 continue to be open, suggesting ongoing compliance challenges. The property has undergone regular bedbug reporting in recent years, with the most current filings from 2024 showing no active infestations or eradication efforts required. The building's age and conversion status (class: HEREAFTER CONVERTED CLASS A) indicate its transition to a regulated multiple dwelling, though this status does not appear to have eliminated the pattern of maintenance issues documented in recent years.