Neighborhood summary

Living on Division Street in Manhattan is a challenge, as indicated by its overall grade of F and a score of 0, placing it among the most troubled streets in the city. The street is plagued by a persistent encampment issue, with 70 complaints, suggesting that homelessness and related challenges are significant concerns for residents. Illegal parking is another major issue, with 66 complaints, often leading to blocked sidewalks, fire hydrants, and even traffic congestion. The noise levels are also troublesome, with both commercial and street/sidewalk noise complaints totaling 60, indicating frequent disturbances from loud music, parties, and general noise pollution.

Upon closer inspection, specific problems reported by residents include loud talking and loud music or parties, with 23 and 22 complaints respectively. These issues, coupled with graffiti (30 complaints) and odor (17 complaints), contribute to an environment that is often unpleasant and unsanitary. The street's condition is also a concern, with 28 complaints, possibly due to potholes, damaged sidewalks, or other infrastructure issues. Residents have also reported problems with heat and hot water (20 complaints) and general construction or plumbing issues (18 complaints), suggesting that some buildings on the street may be in disrepair. The nearby streets of East Broadway, Pike Street, Market Street, and Monroe Street also have poor grades, indicating that the challenges on Division Street are not isolated but part of a larger pattern in the area.

311 complaints trend · 4.8/address → Stable

Crime trend 47 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Division Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Division Street

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