Neighborhood summary

Living on Franklin Avenue in the Bronx is a daily struggle for many residents, as indicated by the city's grade of 'F' and a high volume of complaints. The most pressing issue is the lack of adequate heat and hot water, with over 340 complaints, leaving residents to contend with cold living conditions, especially during the harsh New York winters. Unsanitary conditions, plumbing issues, and pest problems further exacerbate the living situation, with complaints ranging from mold and peeling paint to blocked driveways and illegal parking. The noise levels are also alarmingly high, with frequent reports of loud music and parties, as well as noise from the streets and sidewalks, resulting in over 200 complaints. This constant disturbance makes it challenging for residents to find peace and quiet, even within their own homes.

The infrastructure on Franklin Avenue is in dire need of improvement, with many buildings reporting issues affecting the entire structure, such as no access to certain areas and elevator malfunctions. Additionally, the crime rates are high, with a total of 50 instances of felonies, misdemeanors, and violations within the year. The most common offenses include harassment, assault, and vehicle-related infractions. This high crime rate, coupled with the poor living conditions and lack of maintenance, creates an unsafe and unwelcoming environment for the residents of Franklin Avenue. The nearby streets, with the exception of Mckinley Square, also share similar grades and issues, indicating a broader problem within the area that requires urgent attention from local authorities and city officials.

311 complaints trend · 13.2/address → Stable

Crime trend 170 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Franklin Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Franklin Avenue

Nearby streets