109-33 153rd Street, Queens, NY 11433

The two-family residential building at 109-33 153rd Street in Jamaica, owned by Jak Eisakharian and constructed in 1920, has experienced numerous maintenance issues throughout 2024-2025, with the most pressing concerns involving Apartment 2R. The unit has documented violations for pest infestations (both mice and roaches), inadequate hot water supply, and defective safety equipment including a broken lock on the street entrance door.

Between January and March 2025, multiple emergency complaints were filed and investigated, resulting in violations related to flooring/stairs, doors, and various maintenance issues, including a water supply problem that warranted a follow-up inspection. While some complaints, such as those concerning the refrigerator and mailbox, were found to have no housing law violations, the building's overall maintenance record has shown recurring issues requiring official intervention. The property has been subject to multiple investigations regarding potential illegal conversions, with several complaints filed in 2025, though most inspections resulted in either inability to gain access or no violation found at the time of inspection.

The building's bedbug reporting records from 2020 to 2024 show no documented infestations or eradication efforts during the annual reporting periods. Rodent control inspections in 2014 and 2021 indicate a mixed history of compliance, with initial failures followed by subsequent passing results. The most recent documented issues as of mid-2025 suggest ongoing concerns with basic building systems and safety features, though some violations have been addressed through official correction processes.