Neighborhood summary

Living on Cornell Place in the Bronx is, on the surface, quite pleasant, as reflected by its high grade of A with a score of 98.0. However, delving into the specific complaints reveals a more nuanced picture. Residents here primarily grapple with illegal parking issues, with a significant number of complaints revolving around commercial overnight parking and vehicles blocking the crosswalk, which can make navigating the street challenging and unsafe for pedestrians. The sewer system also seems to be a source of concern, with reports of backups and excessive water in basements, suggesting potential flooding issues during heavy rainfall.

Despite these issues, one might expect a sense of community and shared responsibility among residents to maintain the street's safety and cleanliness. Unfortunately, the nearby streets of Gillespie Avenue, Zulette Avenue, Dudley Avenue, and Wellman Avenue, all graded F, suggest a stark contrast in living conditions. This disparity could potentially put pressure on Cornell Place's resources and attention from city services, as neighboring streets may require more immediate intervention. Nevertheless, the absence of reported felonies, misdemeanors, and violations indicates that Cornell Place remains relatively safe and peaceful, despite its specific challenges.

Limited data — only 5 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Crime trend 6 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Cornell Place

What residents are reporting

Crime on Cornell Place

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