Neighborhood summary

Living on Harper Avenue in the Bronx is a challenge, as revealed by the city's data, which grades the street's conditions as an F. Residents here face a daily gauntlet of issues, with illegal parking being the most common complaint, numbering a staggering 69 incidents. The street is often lined with cars parked haphazardly, making it difficult for emergency vehicles to navigate through, and blocking driveways with alarming frequency, reported 47 times. The problem of derelict vehicles is equally pressing, with 40 reported cases, often blocking access to fire hydrants (27 reports), and sometimes even blocking the sidewalk (20 reports), making it hard for pedestrians, especially those with disabilities, to maneuver around.

Noise pollution, largely from loud music and parties, is another significant issue, with 21 complaints. This frequent noise disrupts the peace and quiet that residents should expect in their homes. The street is also plagued by abandoned and damaged vehicles, trash, and rodents, contributing to the overall unsanitary and unwelcoming environment. While some nearby streets, like Garrett Place, fare better with a B grade, most surrounding Harper Avenue share similar struggles, including Secor Avenue, Pratt Avenue, Dyre Avenue, and Light Street, all graded F. The crime rate, with 6 felonies, 5 misdemeanors, and 7 violations, is also a concern, with harassment being the top offense, reported seven times.

311 complaints trend · 3.3/address → Stable

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Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Harper Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Harper Avenue

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