Neighborhood summary

Living on East 12th Street in Manhattan can be quite challenging due to the high number of persistent issues plaguing the area, as evidenced by the official city data. The street has received a grade of 'F', indicating significant problems that need to be addressed. Residents here contends with a constant battle against illegal parking, with 180 complaints, many of which are due to vehicles parked in restricted areas or blocking bike lanes, with 43 related complaints. The street is also infamous for noise pollution, with a total of 157 noise-related complaints, ranging from loud music and parties to excessive talking and banging sounds. This constant noise can be disruptive to daily life, disturbing sleep and making it difficult to enjoy one's home.

Safety is another significant concern on East 12th Street. With a total of 87 criminal offenses reported, including petit and grand larceny, robbery, and harassment, residents may feel unsafe, especially at night. Additionally, the presence of encampments on the street, with 13 complaints, could pose further safety and sanitation issues. During winter months, the street's grade also suffers due to inadequate snow and ice removal, with 13 related complaints. Despite these challenges, residents may find solace in knowing that nearby streets like Abe Lebewohl Park and Cornell Edwards Way have received 'A' grades, suggesting that improvements are possible with targeted efforts. Nevertheless, living on East 12th Street currently presents a range of challenges that require attention and action.

311 complaints trend · 6.2/address → Stable

Crime trend 14 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on East 12 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on East 12 Street

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