116-19 148th Street, Queens, NY 11436

At 116-19 148th Street in Jamaica, this two-family house built in 1930 has experienced recurring service issues, particularly between July 2018 and January 2019, with multiple emergency complaints related to electrical problems including power outages, no lighting incidents, and cooking gas issues. During this period, the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) issued violations concerning inadequate gas supply to kitchen fixtures and electrical service problems, particularly affecting the second-floor apartment.

Inspection records from January 2019 documented a mix of open and closed violations, including issues with the electric service and cooking gas supply in both the second-floor apartment and fourth room. A notable safety concern emerged with an open violation regarding a missing carbon monoxide detector in the second-floor apartment, though several other violations from this period were subsequently closed.

The most recent significant record is a Department of Buildings complaint from July 2021 regarding permit issues, which was inspected and found no violations warranting action. Since the substantial service disruption period of 2018-2019, there have been no recorded complaints or violations, suggesting potential improvements in building maintenance or tenant response to service issues. This two-story building, currently owned by Yitzchok Sulimanov, contains two residential units and has had its share of maintenance challenges, particularly during the late 2018 period when multiple emergency service requests were filed simultaneously.