Neighborhood summary

Living on Freeman Street in the Bronx, residents are confronted with a myriad of challenges, as indicated by the city's grading system that gives the street an F with a score of 0. The most pressing issue is the lack of adequate heating and hot water, with 124 complaints, suggesting that many residents struggle with subpar or non-existent heat, a significant problem in New York's cold winters. This is further compounded by the frequent water leaks and plumbing issues reported, leading to potential health and safety hazards.

Noise pollution is another major concern, with 64 complaints specifically about commercial noise and 46 about street/sidewalk noise. Residents often report loud music or parties, with 119 complaints, which can disrupt sleep, work, and daily life. The noise, combined with the frequent reports of unsanitary conditions, pests, and illegal dumping, creates an environment that is not only unpleasant but also potentially harmful to residents' health and well-being. The streets surrounding Freeman Street, such as Louis Nine Boulevard and Jennings Street, face similar issues, suggesting a broader neighborhood-wide problem. Despite these challenges, residents have also reported 3 felonies, 4 misdemeanors, and 2 violations, indicating a need for increased safety measures and enforcement.

311 complaints trend · 7.0/address → Stable

Crime trend 82 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Freeman Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Freeman Street

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