Neighborhood summary

Living on 97th Street Transverse in Manhattan is often a quiet and peaceful experience, as indicated by the A grade and minimal crime reports. However, residents have faced specific challenges that have disrupted their otherwise serene environment. The most notable issue is the presence of encampments, which have been reported twice. This could suggest that there have been instances of homeless individuals or groups setting up temporary shelters on the street, which can raise concerns about safety and sanitation for the residents.

Another significant problem is the noise from the street or sidewalk, which has been reported once. This could stem from various sources such as loud music or parties, as mentioned in a specific complaint. While this might not be an everyday occurrence, when it does happen, it can be quite disruptive to the neighboring apartments, especially during late-night hours. Additionally, the street condition has been a point of concern, with a pothole being reported. This not only poses a hazard to vehicles but also makes walking along the street more difficult and potentially dangerous for pedestrians. Despite these issues, the overall quality of life on 97th Street Transverse appears to be high, with a high grade and minimal crime.

Limited data — only 2 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

What residents are reporting

Crime on 97 St Transverse

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