Neighborhood summary

Living on Asser Levy Playground in Manhattan is like being in the heart of a well-maintained urban oasis, with a high grade of A (92.9) reflecting the city's efforts to keep the area pristine. The playground, located between 25th and 26th Streets, is a bustling community hub, with residents frequently enjoying its recreational facilities. However, like any public space, it faces its share of issues.

One of the most common complaints is related to maintenance or facility issues, with a total of 24 reports. These range from structural concerns like broken benches or damaged playground equipment to graffiti or vandalism, of which there were 4 reports. Rodent sightings, a concern in many urban areas, were also reported 4 times. Residents have had to deal with loud music or parties on occasion, with 1 complaint logged. Additionally, there have been instances of blocked fire hydrants, which could pose a safety risk in case of a fire, although the specific number of these reports is not provided in the data. Despite these challenges, the street's close proximity to other highly-rated parks and facilities, such as Asser Levy Pool and Bellevue Hospital Park, makes it an attractive place to live, with a low crime rate to boot.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 23 complaints) · 23.0/address ↓ Decreasing

Crime trend 7 total

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