Neighborhood summary

Living on Maclay Avenue in the Bronx is a challenge, as reflected by its failing grade of F, the lowest possible score from the city's official data. The street is dominated by persistent issues that significantly impact the quality of life for its residents. One of the most prevalent problems is the lack of heat and hot water, with a staggering 58 complaints, suggesting that many residents struggle to maintain comfortable living conditions during colder months.

Illegal parking and blocked driveways also pose significant inconveniences, with 32 and 46 complaints respectively. These issues not only make it difficult for residents to park their vehicles but also create safety hazards by blocking emergency vehicle access. Noisy neighbors contribute to the discomfort, with 18 complaints of residential noise, including 16 instances of loud music or parties that disturb the peace at night.

What's more alarming is the presence of blocked fire hydrants, with 10 complaints. This issue is not only an inconvenience but also a safety concern, as it hinders firefighters' ability to effectively combat fires in the event of an emergency. Additionally, 7 complaints of blocked sidewalks highlight accessibility issues for residents, particularly those with mobility challenges.

The nearby streets of Seddon Street and Buck Street also share a similar fate with Maclay Avenue, both receiving a failing grade of F. In contrast, streets like Saint Peters Avenue and Hubbell Street nearby maintain a high grade of A, indicating a stark disparity in living conditions within close proximity. Crime levels on Maclay Avenue are relatively low, with only 5 offenses reported, but the persistent quality-of-life issues paint a picture of a street in need of significant improvement and attention from city authorities.

311 complaints trend · 3.9/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Maclay Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Maclay Avenue

Nearby streets