10-75 Bay 32nd Street, Queens, NY 11691

The two-family house at 10-75 Bay 32nd Street in Bayswater, built in 1998 and owned by Jacob Glauber, has experienced several concerning maintenance issues in recent months, particularly during November 2024. Most notably, there was a series of eight emergency heat and hot water complaints filed between November 12 and November 25, 2024, with three of those complaints (on November 21, 22, and 25) especially problematic as HPD was unable to complete inspections, prompting the recommendation for tenants to file new service requests if issues persisted.

The building also faced multiple maintenance challenges on November 1, 2024, including reports of sewage problems, water leaks with heavy flow, and ceiling paint/plaster issues. These complaints, like the heat-related ones, were marked by HPD's inability to conduct the necessary inspections, though they were subsequently closed.

Particularly concerning is the pattern of unresolved inspection attempts, where HPD frequently could not gain access to conduct necessary evaluations, suggesting potential communication or accessibility issues within the building. All service requests from November 2024 have since been marked as closed, but given the frequency and nature of these complaints, this period represents the most significant concentration of maintenance issues on record for this property. Having been built in 1998, the building is 27 years old as of 2025, and while this is not particularly unusual for a New York City residential building, the recent cluster of complaints suggests ongoing maintenance challenges that warrant attention.