Neighborhood summary

Living on Byron Avenue in the Bronx, according to official city data, presents a range of challenges that have led to it receiving an F grade with a score of 0. The street is plagued by persistent parking issues, with illegal parking and blocked driveways being the top complaints, totaling over 100 reports. Residents have expressed frustration with vehicles blocking access, including emergency vehicle access, with 'No Access' and 'Blocked Hydrant' reports combined reaching 65 instances. The noise pollution is also a significant concern, with 20 reports of residential noise and street/sidewalk noise, often attributed to loud music or parties, indicating a persistent disruption to the peace and quiet of the neighborhood. Additionally, the presence of abandoned and derelict vehicles, along with unsanitary conditions, suggests a decline in the overall upkeep and safety of the street.

The quality of life for residents is further impacted by the frequent lack of heat and hot water, with 25 reports highlighting this issue. Apartments and entire buildings have been reported as uninhabitable due to these issues, showcasing the urgency of the situation. While the street's proximity to other poorly graded streets like Furman Avenue and Nereid Avenue might not help, the stark contrast with nearby Whitehall Place's A grade serves as a grim reminder of the disparities in living conditions within close proximity. The crime statistics, with two felonies, two misdemeanors, and no violations, also underscore the need for improved safety measures and community engagement to address these pressing concerns.

311 complaints trend · 3.2/address → Stable

Crime trend 29 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Byron Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Byron Avenue

Nearby streets