223-22 105th Avenue, Queens, NY 11429

This two-family house located at 223-22 105th Avenue in Queens Village, owned by Serena Lallmahamad, was built in 1935 and consists of two stories. The building's documented history over recent years reveals two notable infrastructure-related incidents. Most recently, in July 2024, residents experienced a power outage that resulted in a non-emergency complaint to the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD).

The agency conducted an inspection and determined that the conditions did not constitute a violation of housing laws, though the investigation took until mid-October 2024 to formally close. Prior to this, in August 2018, there was an emergency plumbing issue related to water supply, which was also investigated by HPD. Similar to the electrical complaint, no housing violations were found, and this incident was resolved within a matter of days.

While the building's record shows only these two significant infrastructure issues over a span of approximately six years (2018-2024), it's worth noting that both incidents involved essential services - electricity and water supply - that directly impact resident comfort and safety. The relatively small number of complaints and quick resolution times for both incidents, with no violations found, suggest prompt attention to maintenance issues when they arise. However, the more recent power outage in 2024, taking several months to close out through the HPD process, may indicate a need for continued monitoring of electrical systems in the building.