Neighborhood summary

Living on Park Avenue in the Bronx, as indicated by the grade F and a score of 0, presents a challenging environment with a plethora of issues that significantly impact the quality of life for its residents. The most prominent concern is the persistent noise pollution, with over 1,000 complaints regarding residential and street/sidewalk noise. The primary culprits are loud music and parties, with a staggering 774 complaints, followed by banging or pounding, suggesting ongoing construction or renovation activities that are not being managed responsibly. The noise issue is further exacerbated by car or truck music, with 110 complaints, indicating a lack of consideration for neighbors and a disregard for the city's noise regulations.

Heating and hot water have also been a significant problem, with 955 complaints, suggesting that many residents have struggled to maintain comfortable living conditions during colder months. This issue, coupled with unsanitary conditions (273 complaints) and plumbing problems (167 complaints), points to a broader issue of inadequate maintenance and upkeep of the buildings on Park Avenue. The presence of pests (123 complaints) and mold (111 complaints) further underscores the sense of decay and neglect that pervades the street.

Parking is another major challenge, with 523 complaints about illegal parking and 109 about posted parking sign violations. This suggests that parking spots are scarce, and residents or visitors are resorting to parking illegally, often blocking driveways (151 complaints) or bike lanes (166 complaints). The lack of accessible parking spaces has also led to some residents being blocked from accessing their own homes, with 124 complaints regarding no access.

The high crime rate on Park Avenue is another significant concern. With 57 felonies, 118 misdemeanors, and 28 violations, residents must contend with a variety of offenses, including sex crimes, harassment, petit larceny, and assault. The high number of sex crimes (44) is particularly alarming and suggests that residents may feel unsafe in their own community. The nearby streets offer a mixed picture, with some streets like Richman Park having a grade A, while others, such as E Tremont Avenue and East 176 Street, share a similar grade F with Park Avenue. This variability in neighborhood quality serves as a stark reminder of the disparities that exist within the borough of the Bronx.

311 complaints trend · 11.6/address → Stable

Crime trend 142 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Park Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Park Avenue

Nearby streets