Neighborhood summary

Living on Bond Street in Manhattan, particularly at the address 38, is an experience that offers a mix of urban vibrancy and daily challenges, as reflected in the official city data. The street, graded F with a score of 7.0, is a bustling thoroughfare that sees a high volume of traffic, both from vehicles and pedestrians, contributing to a constant hum of activity.

One of the most pressing issues for residents is illegal parking, with a staggering 47 complaints. This problem is exacerbated by the frequent obstruction of fire hydrants, which not only puts public safety at risk but also contributes to the general disorderliness of the street. The noise levels, particularly from loud talking, loud music, and parties, can be quite bothersome, with several residents reporting these issues, totaling to 9 complaints of noise. The street also struggles with sanitation, with frequent reports of illegal dumping, trash, and dirty conditions, indicating a need for improved waste management and community cleanliness initiatives.

Despite these challenges, Bond Street offers a unique urban experience. Its proximity to nearby streets like Great Jones Street and Cooper Square provides residents with easy access to a diverse range of dining options, with 15 complaints related to outdoor dining suggesting a vibrant food scene. The street's location also allows residents to enjoy the cultural offerings of the city, with nearby institutions like The Cooper Union and Joe Papp Public Theater earning high grades for their contributions to the community. However, the street's grade F and the reported crime incidents, including grand larceny and harassment, indicate that safety and security may be concerns for some residents.

311 complaints trend · 4.5/address → Stable

Crime trend 281 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Bond Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Bond Street

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