Neighborhood summary

Living on Cleveland Place in Manhattan is a testament to the city's dual nature of vibrancy and challenge. The street, with a grade of F and a score of 26.2, is a microcosm of urban living, where noise and parking issues are prevalent, yet the absence of reported crime might provide a sense of security.

Noise pollution is a significant issue, with a total of 41 noise complaints, ranging from loud music and parties to commercial and residential noise. The street's close proximity to popular nightlife and commercial districts, such as Little Italy and Chinatown, might contribute to this, with 38 complaints specifically citing loud music or parties. The noise is not just an occasional nuisance but a persistent issue, with some residents reporting noise from entire buildings and apartments.

Illegal parking is another major concern, with 23 complaints. This could be due to the street's narrow width and high demand for parking in the dense Manhattan area. Residents also struggle with heat and hot water issues, with 21 complaints, suggesting that some buildings might lack adequate heating systems or have maintenance problems.

The street, despite its challenges, is not entirely desolate. It's lined with old tenement buildings, some of which have been converted into trendy apartments, reflecting the city's transformation over the years. The nearby Petrosino Square, with its A-grade ranking, offers a respite from Cleveland Place's issues, providing a peaceful green space for residents to escape to. However, the nearby Lafayette, Kenmare, and Crosby Streets, all with F grades, indicate that Cleveland Place's problems are not isolated but part of a larger urban context.

311 complaints trend · 9.2/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Cleveland Place

What residents are reporting

Crime on Cleveland Place

Nearby streets