Neighborhood summary

Living on Newman Avenue in the Bronx is an experience marked by persistent parking issues and derelict vehicles. The street, with a residents' grade of F (43.0), is plagued by a high number of complaints about blocked driveways, illegal parking, and abandoned vehicles. Residents often find their access to their homes obstructed by illegally parked or derelict cars, with some even reporting blocked hydrants, creating potential safety hazards. The noise from loud music or parties, while not as frequent as parking complaints, is still a recurring issue that disrupts the peace and quiet of the neighborhood.

The street conditions on Newman Avenue are also a notable concern. Residents report potholes and street conditions that need repair. The combination of these issues, along with occasional heating and electric problems, paints a picture of a street in need of significant improvement. However, it's not all negative. The street's proximity to parks like Pugsley Creek Park and nearby streets with higher grades like Compton Avenue and Mermaid Lane offer residents access to green spaces and potentially quieter, more well-maintained areas. Despite the challenges, the community is actively voicing their concerns, as evidenced by the high number of complaints, suggesting a desire for improvement. Crime-wise, while there have been some incidents, including harassment and grand larceny of a motor vehicle, the number of offenses is relatively low compared to some other NYC streets.

311 complaints trend · 2.6/address → Stable

Crime trend 9 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Newman Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Newman Avenue

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