162-25 112th Road, Queens, NY 11433

The Calvary Grandparent Residence at 162-25 112th Road in Jamaica is a 5-story, 53-unit building constructed in 2014. The property has experienced recurring maintenance issues, particularly with plumbing systems, as evidenced by multiple 2024-2025 complaints and violations related to sinks, toilets, and water supply problems. Recent concerns include an open ventilation system violation from June 2025, and a plumbing emergency from June 2025 that was closed.

Historical maintenance issues have persisted since 2022, including two open violations associated with apartment 4K regarding water leaks and ceiling repair needs, and security-related violations in apartment 2F involving door hardware and window repairs. The building experienced significant infrastructure concerns in 2021-2022, with multiple elevator-related complaints and environmental control board violations regarding exterior cracks and structural stability. These violations from September 2021 specifically documented hairline cracks at the building's exterior and in front of "D line" apartments, resulting in a $500 penalty.

While the building has maintained an active bedbug monitoring program, recent filings from 2022 to 2024 show minimal infestation activity, with only two documented cases between 2019-2021, both successfully eradicated. The property has also faced annual requirements for bedbug reporting compliance, with the most recent filings from 2023-2024 showing no active infestations during the specified periods. Recent communication from the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) indicates access issues during inspections, particularly regarding heat/hot water complaints and plumbing systems, suggesting challenges in verification of repairs and maintenance responses. The building's relatively new construction status (built in 2014) contrasts with the frequency of maintenance issues reported, particularly regarding essential systems like heating, water supply, and elevator functionality, warranting attention to ongoing maintenance needs and response effectiveness.