Neighborhood summary

Reed Place, nestled in the Bronx, presents a unique blend of challenges and tranquility, as reflected in its official city data. The street, with only 13 addresses, is a close-knit community where residents have to contend with several recurring issues. Illegal parking is the most significant concern, with six complaints, often leading to blocked fire hydrants and driveways, as reported in three instances each. The noise pollution, primarily from residential sources, is another pressing issue, with four complaints, including loud music or parties on two occasions. These disturbances can make quiet enjoyment of one's home difficult, especially during late hours.

The street also faces infrastructure and maintenance challenges. Building-related issues, such as illegal conversions and changes in occupancy, have been reported twice each. Additionally, snow and ice accumulation during winter months and potholes can make navigating the street treacherous. Despite these issues, Reed Place has seen no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations, suggesting that while the street faces some challenges, it remains relatively safe. However, the stark contrast in grades with nearby streets like Lucerne Street (Grade F) and Country Club Road (Grade D) underscores the need for continued attention and improvement in certain areas to maintain the overall grade of A that Reed Place currently holds.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 22 complaints) · 1.7/address → Stable

Crime trend 5 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Reed Place

What residents are reporting

Crime on Reed Place

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