155-33 Linden Boulevard, Queens, NY 11434

The 2-family house at 155-33 Linden Boulevard in Jamaica, built in 1950, has experienced recurring heating and pest issues over the past several years. Most recently, in 2025, there were two heating-related complaints in March, one of which was classified as an emergency. The building has suffered from persistent heat and hot water problems, with multiple emergency complaints recorded in 2024 alone, including four separate complaints on March 23, 2024.

Additionally, there were pest-related issues reported in February 2025 that HPD was unable to fully investigate. The property has a concerning history of infrastructure problems, particularly regarding the front entrance door, with violations issued in July 2024 for both the door lock and frame repairs. More seriously, there are significant structural concerns documented in 2022, particularly regarding the building's lintels, with an active ECB violation as of March 2022 noting rusted conditions and brick deterioration.

Multiple open violations from 2022 remain unresolved, including pest infestations, water leaks, and various maintenance issues in Apartment 1 from the first story. The building's documentation also shows a history of rodent-related violations, with numerous failed inspections recorded through 2015, suggesting a long-term pest management issue. While some issues have been addressed and closed, including certain heating complaints and door violations, the property owner appears to have ongoing challenges with maintaining basic services and responding to building code requirements.