112-22 Rockaway Beach Blvd, Queens, NY 11694

112-22 Rockaway Beach Blvd is a 3-story, 5-unit residential building constructed in 1930, currently owned by Morris Oiring. The property has experienced significant maintenance issues in recent years, particularly in 2023, with multiple emergency heat/hot water complaints affecting the entire building and individual apartments (notably apartment 3RR and Ground), along with recurring issues related to cooking gas and appliance problems. Three Class C housing violations remain open as of April 2024, including inadequate hot water supply and gas service issues in apartment 3RR, along with a defectively self-closing entrance door. The building's systems have faced scrutiny, with several emergency heat/hot water complaints between July-October 2023, and follow-up inspections revealing various infrastructure concerns.

The property has a history of violations and complaints regarding unauthorized modifications and unsafe conditions. In 2023, there were multiple complaints about illegal plumbing work and construction, though several inspection attempts resulted in "Access Denied" responses. A significant portion of the building's documented issues relate to both heating and hot water supply problems, with repeated complaints and inspections taking place. The building has also been cited for failure to file necessary annual reports and for non-compliance with various safety posting requirements, though these violations were ultimately closed.

Most recently, the building successfully filed its bedbug reports for 2023-2025 showing no infestations, and in 2024, three housing maintenance violations were closed related to electrical, plumbing, and safety code compliance issues. The recent history of complaints and violations suggests ongoing challenges with building systems and maintenance, particularly regarding heating and hot water infrastructure, though many past violations have been resolved through inspection or remediation. The building's age and documented history of unauthorized modifications and safety concerns underscore the importance of proper maintenance and compliance with housing codes. Though some recent violations have been resolved, there remain active issues requiring attention, particularly concerning building systems and safety compliance.