Neighborhood summary

Living on Howe Avenue in the Bronx is a challenge, as indicated by its low grade and the multitude of complaints from residents. The street is plagued by abandoned and derelict vehicles, with fourteen complaints specifically mentioning license plates. These vehicles not only clutter the street but also pose safety hazards and contribute to the overall eyesore of the neighborhood. Illegal parking is another significant issue, with ten complaints, often leaving residents with no space to park their own vehicles, leading to further frustration and tension among neighbors.

Noise pollution is a persistent problem on Howe Avenue, with both residential and street/sidewalk noise complaints. Four instances of loud music or parties have been reported, suggesting a lack of respect for quiet hours and the well-being of other residents, especially those who have to work early shifts or have young children. Blocked hydrants, crucial for public safety, have also been reported three times, which could hinder emergency response times in case of a fire. Despite these issues, the nearby Castle Hill Park and Pugsley Creek Park offer some respite, providing green spaces where residents can escape the city's noise and congestion.

Crime on Howe Avenue, while not excessively high, is still a concern, with a total of nine offenses recorded, including harassment, assault, and grand larceny. While the street's proximity to parks with high grades might suggest a safer environment, the neighboring streets, particularly Norton Avenue with a grade of F, indicate that the area as a whole faces various challenges. Residents of Howe Avenue must navigate these issues daily, affecting their quality of life and sense of security.

311 complaints trend · 1.1/address → Stable

Crime trend 9 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Howe Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Howe Avenue

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