211-10 99th Avenue, Queens, NY 11429

The two-family house at 211-10 99th Avenue in Queens Village, owned by David Menoscal, has experienced recurring maintenance issues over the past several years, with the most significant recent problems occurring in Apartment 2. The building, constructed in 1920, currently has several open housing violations as of early 2024, including requirements to address lead paint hazards, repair water leaks, and rectify various paint and plaster deficiencies in multiple rooms including the foyer, kitchen, bathroom, and various walls and ceilings.

The property has documented water-related issues, with complaints of both heavy flow and slow leaks recorded in 2023 and 2024, and has experienced problems with paint deterioration showing recurring patterns of maintenance needs. Historical records also indicate periods of electrical outages and sanitation concerns, including pest infestations and sewage issues in 2022, though these were resolved without violations being issued.

Notably, there are current lead paint hazards requiring remediation per violations issued in 2023-2024, and a newly identified mold condition in the bathroom of Apartment 2. The Department of Buildings shows a permit application from March 2021 for work classified as "EW" (possibly for electrical or exterior work), though its status remains "in process." The frequency and nature of these complaints suggest ongoing maintenance challenges, with the most recent violations primarily pertaining to water damage and paint conditions.