217 Cuba Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10306

The two-family house at 217 Cuba Avenue in Oakwood, owned by Michelle Davidowitz, has experienced several maintenance issues over the past few years, with the most significant cluster of problems occurring in late 2020. During this period, there were multiple complaints regarding window panes, including two separate emergency complaints in November and December 2020, with one resulting in Housing Maintenance Code violations for a broken or defective window glass pane in the first-floor apartment.

Additionally, there was a non-emergency complaint about a slow water leak during the same period, though inspectors were unable to gain access to investigate this issue. While these housing maintenance issues appear to have been resolved, as indicated by the closure of all related complaints by March 2021, it's worth noting that this building has a history of maintenance challenges, with both window and water-related issues occurring in close succession.

Looking further back, the building underwent two rodent inspections in 2010, passing the compliance check but initially failing the earlier inspection conducted in July of that year for unspecified reasons. The two-family structure, which was built in 1980 and consists of two stories, has had no reported violations or complaints in the more recent years leading up to 2025, suggesting an improvement in overall building maintenance since the issues in late 2020.