Neighborhood summary

Carlisle Street, nestled in the heart of Manhattan, presents a unique blend of urban living, with a grade of B, reflecting a score of 82.7 according to official city data. The street, home to seven addresses, is not without its challenges, predominantly revolving around noise pollution and illegal activities.

The most pressing issue for residents is noise, with a significant number of complaints, primarily due to construction before and after permitted hours. It's not uncommon for the hum of jackhammers to echo through the narrow street well before sunrise or long after the workday is supposed to end. Additionally, some residents have reported illegal after-hours work, further disrupting their peace. Despite these disruptions, the street maintains a relatively low crime rate, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations in the area.

Surrounding Carlisle Street, the landscape varies significantly. Rector Street and Trinity Place, located nearby, have earned a grade of F, indicating notable issues that may spill over into Carlisle Street. However, Trinity Church Cemetery and Thames Street offer a stark contrast, boasting a grade of A, suggesting a more peaceful and well-maintained environment. Despite the noise challenges, Carlisle Street stands as a testament to the resilience of its residents, who continue to enjoy the vibrant energy and convenience that living in lower Manhattan offers.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 29 complaints) · 4.1/address → Stable

Crime trend 34 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Carlisle Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Carlisle Street

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