Neighborhood summary

Living on Rhinelander Avenue in the Bronx is a challenge, as indicated by its F grade and low score of 0, based on official city data. Residents face a myriad of issues, with illegal parking being the most prevalent, with 189 complaints. Cars often block driveways (116 complaints), creating difficulties for residents trying to access their homes, with 74 reports of 'No Access' and 42 of 'Partial Access'. Blocked hydrants (41 complaints) and crosswalks (28 complaints) pose safety hazards, potentially inhibiting emergency services and making it difficult for pedestrians to navigate the street. Noise pollution is another significant problem, with 155 complaints of residential noise, 93 of loud talking, and 51 of loud music or parties. The constant noise can disrupt daily life, making it hard for residents to enjoy their homes or get a good night's sleep.

The street conditions are also poor, with 28 complaints about street conditions and 15 about sidewalk conditions. Residents have reported blocked sidewalks (34 complaints) and banging or pounding (19 complaints), suggesting potential safety concerns and discomfort. Additionally, there have been 18 complaints of drug activity, indicating a potential safety risk. The nearby streets also fare poorly, with Niell Avenue being the only one with a better grade (A), while the others (Bogart Avenue, Neill Avenue, Fowler Avenue, and Delancey Place) have grades ranging from D to F. The crime statistics for Rhinelander Avenue reflect the challenges faced by residents, with 10 felonies, 8 misdemeanors, and 0 violations. The top offenses include grand larceny of motor vehicles (5), criminal mischief (3), petit larceny (3), and assault (2), highlighting the need for increased safety measures.

311 complaints trend · 3.7/address → Stable

Crime trend 47 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Rhinelander Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Rhinelander Avenue

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