102-05 213th Street, Queens, NY 11429

The two-family house at 102-05 213th Street in Queens Village, built in 1930 and owned by Judith Kirkpatrick, has experienced several significant maintenance issues in recent years, particularly related to heating and water systems. Most notably, in early 2024, there was a cluster of heat and hot water complaints from February to January, affecting both individual apartments and the entire building, with four complaints classified as emergencies, though inspections generally resulted in no violations being issued.

The building has also faced substantial issues in 2022, including multiple complaints about unsanitary conditions involving sewage and pests, with several violations documented through Housing Maintenance Code complaints. The most recent inspection records from 2024 indicate ongoing maintenance concerns that require attention. Specifically, there are multiple open violations in Apartment 1 from January 2024, including issues with carbon monoxide detectors, bathroom mold, ceiling plaster damage, heating systems, and various bathroom fixtures that need repair or replacement.

Apartment 2 (2nd Floor) has an open violation from February 2024 regarding the missing carbon monoxide detecting devices. Looking beyond immediate maintenance issues, a Department of Buildings complaint regarding zoning non-conformity was filed in September 2024, which resulted in a Request For Corrective Action being issued in March 2025 following a building inspection. This long-standing two-family house appears to be facing multiple systemic maintenance challenges that have persisted over several years, with both heating systems and basic infrastructure requiring ongoing attention.