Neighborhood summary

Living on Charlton Street in Manhattan's Lower West Side is a challenging experience, as indicated by its grade of F, the lowest possible score, based on official city data. Residents here face a barrage of issues, with a prominent one being heat and hot water outages, with a staggering 369 complaints logged. This means that many residents, especially during the harsh winter months, struggle with insufficient heating and hot water, affecting their daily lives and well-being.

Another recurrent challenge is illegal parking, with 88 complaints. This issue not only causes visual clutter but also poses safety concerns, such as blocked fire hydrants, a problem that has been reported on this street. The persistent noise pollution, with 35 complaints specifically mentioning loud music or parties, further adds to the discomfort. This noise, often emanating from nearby bars or clubs, can disrupt sleep and tranquility, especially for those living in apartment buildings. Moreover, the presence of encampments, although not as prevalent as other issues, still presents a concern for residents' safety and cleanliness. Despite these issues, it's noteworthy that crime rates on Charlton Street are remarkably low, with no felonies, misdemeanors, or violations reported.

311 complaints trend · 7.2/address → Stable

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Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

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Crime on Charlton Street

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