Neighborhood summary

Living on Monroe Avenue in the Bronx can be quite challenging, as indicated by its overall grade of F and the high volume of resident complaints. Noise pollution is by far the most reported issue, with 1659 complaints related to residential noise alone. Banging or pounding sounds are a significant contributor to this, with 1465 reports, suggesting a pervasive problem with loud, disruptive noise, likely from parties or construction activities. The noise isn't limited to residential buildings; street and sidewalk noise, often attributed to loud music or parties, has also been a source of concern, with 163 complaints.

In terms of infrastructure, the lack of proper heat and hot water, with 330 complaints, is a pressing issue that likely impacts the quality of life for many residents during colder months. Plumbing problems and unsanitary conditions have also been reported, with 92 and 80 complaints respectively, indicating potential health and safety issues. Interestingly, 37 complaints have been filed regarding fire hydrant emergencies, which could suggest blocked or inaccessible hydrants, raising safety concerns in the event of a fire.

The street's proximity to other poorly graded streets in the area, such as Morris Avenue and Mount Hope Place, might exacerbate these problems, as they could be indications of broader neighborhood issues. Additionally, the crime statistics, with 15 felonies, 33 misdemeanors, and 4 violations, paint a concerning picture, with dangerous drugs, assault, and criminal mischief among the top offenses. This combination of environmental and safety issues likely makes life on Monroe Avenue quite difficult for its residents.

311 complaints trend · 25.8/address → Stable

Crime trend 111 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Monroe Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Monroe Avenue

Nearby streets