220-02 133rd Avenue, Queens, NY 11413

The two-family house at 220-02 133rd Avenue in Laurelton, owned by Eli Maor, has experienced several significant maintenance issues over the past few years. The property, built in 1920, faced recurring sewage problems in early 2020, with three separate complaints recorded in January, February, and March of that year, though the Housing Preservation Department (HPD) was unable to gain access to investigate these conditions in at least two instances.

In May 2019, multiple emergency complaints were filed regarding heat and hot water issues affecting the entire building and individual apartments, along with problems related to cooking gas and door/window functionality. HPD conducted inspections during this period and issued violations related to inadequate hot water supply, insufficient gas to kitchen fixtures, and various door and window operability issues in Apartment 1.

Most recently, in June 2025, three complaints were filed regarding building permits and possible illegal conversion issues at the property's address, though initial inspections in July 2025 found no violations warranting further action, except for a Full Stop Work Order related to the illegal conversion complaint. The building's maintenance history shows a pattern of both plumbing and heating system problems, along with various issues affecting doors, windows, and gas supply, particularly during the 2019-2020 period. While some violations have been addressed, as evidenced by their closed status, several remain open in relation to the building's operational systems and infrastructure.