Neighborhood summary

Living on Thieriot Avenue in the Bronx presents a unique set of challenges, as reflected in the official city data and the residents' frequent complaints. The street, graded an 'F' with a score of 0, is marred by persistent issues that impact the daily lives of its residents. One of the most prevalent problems is the lack of heat and hot water, with over 200 complaints, suggesting a systemic issue affecting the majority of the buildings on the street. The cold winters in NYC can be particularly harsh for those living without reliable heating, leading to discomfort and potential health issues.

Illegal parking and noise pollution are also significant concerns on Thieriot Avenue. The high number of complaints about illegal parking indicates that many residents struggle to find legal parking spots, which can lead to frustration and inconvenience. The noise complaints are equally concerning, with both residential and street/sidewalk noise disrupting the peace and quiet that residents would typically expect from their homes. Loud music and parties are particularly problematic, with nearly 100 complaints, suggesting that some residents may be regularly kept awake or disturbed by excessive noise.

Derelict and abandoned vehicles further exacerbate the challenges faced by residents of Thieriot Avenue. These vehicles not only create an eyesore but also pose safety and sanitation concerns. Additionally, blocked driveways and hydrants can lead to further complications, as residents may have difficulty accessing their homes or emergency services may be hindered in times of crisis.

Nearby streets present a mixed picture, with some streets, like Leland Avenue Soundview and Watson Ave, graded 'A', suggesting better living conditions, while others, such as Taylor Avenue, Leland Avenue, and Virginia Avenue, are similarly graded 'F', indicating that Thieriot Avenue is not an isolated case of urban decay.

Crime is another pressing issue on Thieriot Avenue, with a total of 30 criminal offenses reported, including felonies, misdemeanors, and violations. The most common offenses include harassment, petit larceny, assault, and grand larceny, highlighting concerns about property crimes and disorderly behavior. Residents must navigate these challenges to maintain a sense of security and safety in their community.

311 complaints trend · 4.7/address → Stable

Crime trend 5 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Thieriot Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Thieriot Avenue

Nearby streets