110-59 107th Street, Queens, NY 11417

The two-family house at 110-59 107th Street in Ozone Park, owned by Freddy Mendez, is a two-story residential building constructed in 1925. Most recently, in April 2025, the building experienced significant maintenance issues, with two emergency complaints registered simultaneously on April 1st regarding both heating/hot water problems and lighting outages.

The heat and hot water issue affected one apartment unit specifically, and although HPD responded to the complaint, they were informed by an occupant that the services had been restored when they attempted to conduct an inspection. Similarly, the electrical issue regarding lighting appeared to be serious enough to warrant emergency status, but HPD was unable to complete their inspection in response to this complaint, and they noted that the reason for their inability to inspect could be clarified by contacting their Tenant Information Messaging Service.

While these recent incidents have been officially closed as of April 4, 2025, the nature of the complaints—especially occurring simultaneously and classified as emergencies—raises concerns about the building's current infrastructure stability. Both incidents were resolved through temporary restoration of services, as indicated by HPD's note about heat and hot water being restored during their investigation, but the reports suggest there may be ongoing maintenance needs requiring attention. The building has been registered as a two-family structure, suggesting both units share common systems, which could complicate individualized service restoration efforts.