Neighborhood summary

Living on Corlear's Hook Park in Manhattan involves navigating a mix of urban charm and persistent local issues. The street, with a grade of B (80.7), is not without its challenges, primarily revolving around street lighting and parking. Residents often contend with street lights that are either out or damaged, with a significant number of complaints (6) specifically about their condition. On darker nights, this can make the street feel less secure and well-lit, despite the nearby FDR Drive humming with activity.

Parking, a common headache in NYC, is another significant issue here. Illegal parking is a frequent complaint (2), with residents also reporting misuse of parking permits (2). This can lead to blocked fire hydrants, making emergency response times a concern, and general congestion, which can be frustrating for residents trying to find a parking spot after a long day. However, the presence of multiple parks nearby, such as John V Lindsay East River Park and John V Lindsay Park, provides ample green space for residents to enjoy and offers a respite from the urban bustle.

Limited data — only 8 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Crime trend 4 total

311 Complaints

What residents are reporting

Crime on Corlears Hook Park

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