Neighborhood summary

Living on Dutch Street in Manhattan presents a unique set of challenges, as reflected in the low grade and high number of resident complaints. The most pressing issue is the persistent problem of illegal parking, with a staggering 34 complaints, indicating that many residents struggle to find parking spaces due to vehicles parked in no-parking zones, blocking their driveways, or even on sidewalks. This issue is further exacerbated by blocked sidewalks, with 29 complaints, suggesting narrow or obstructed pathways that make it difficult for pedestrians, especially those with mobility issues, to navigate the street safely.

Noise pollution is another significant concern for Dutch Street residents, with a combined 21 complaints related to residential noise, loud music or parties, and banging or pounding. The frequent noise disturbances can create an uncomfortable living environment, making it difficult for residents to relax or sleep, especially at night. Additionally, several buildings on the street face elevator issues, with multiple devices on the property malfunctioning, posing potential safety hazards for residents. Despite these challenges, it's notable that crime rates on Dutch Street are relatively low, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations, suggesting that the street may be safe despite its other issues.

311 complaints trend · 10.9/address → Stable

Crime trend 3 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Dutch Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Dutch Street

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