119-32 193rd Street, Queens, NY 11412

This two-family residence at 119-32 193rd Street in St. Albans, owned by Navin Sookra, has experienced several concerning issues over the past few years, with the most significant cluster of problems occurring in 2019.

During that year, there were multiple complaints regarding unsanitary conditions, particularly mold, with two separate incidents reported to the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) in August and September that year. Notably, HPD was unable to inspect the reported conditions on both occasions, and these complaints were closed with the recommendation to file new complaints if the conditions persisted. Additionally, there were rodent-related concerns reported in August 2019, with an inspection in October of that year passing compliance requirements, though an initial inspection on August 29 had resulted in a failure for "Other Reasons." September 2019 also saw complaints regarding electrical issues, including both emergency and non-emergency situations involving lighting problems.

More recent records show a complaint in March 2021 regarding illegal after-hours work at a different address (114-12), though inspectors were unable to gain access for verification. As of the latest available data, which is current through October 2023, there have been no further documented complaints or incidents, suggesting a possible stabilization of conditions. The building, constructed in 1930, is classified as a two-family house with two stories and has maintained its original usage configuration.