123-11 Nellis Street, Queens, NY 11413

The two-family house at 123-11 Nellis Street in Springfield Gardens, owned by Kenneth Rogers, is a 2-story, 1940s-era residential building that has experienced several significant maintenance issues. Most notably, in December 2021, the second-floor apartment faced multiple urgent problems, including inadequate heating and hot water, cooking gas supply issues, and pest infestation (specifically mice).

These violations were documented and inspected by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) and were designated as Class B and C violations under the Housing Maintenance Code, indicating serious but non-life-threatening conditions that required prompt attention. While these 2021 violations were eventually closed, they represented a period of concerning living conditions for the affected unit. More recently, in late 2024, there was a health department investigation (closed in January 2025) related to a day care facility at the property, though the specific nature and outcome of this investigation are not detailed in the records.

This recent inquiry is the only notable incident on record since the 2021 violations, suggesting that the building has had no major maintenance issues in the past 2-3 years. The building's documented history shows a pattern of requiring attention to basic services such as heat, hot water, and gas supply, as well as pest control, particularly affecting the second-floor unit. The resolution of these 2021 violations, while not indicating permanent fixes, does suggest that the property management addressed these specific issues at that time.