Neighborhood summary

Living on East 20th Street in Manhattan can be quite challenging, as indicated by the street's grade of 'F' and a high volume of resident complaints. The most prevalent issue is noise pollution, particularly from commercial sources, which accounted for 65 complaints. Residents often report 'banging/pounding' sounds, suggesting a persistent problem with loud music or construction during unsociable hours. The presence of encampments, with 56 complaints, indicates homelessness or squatting issues, which can lead to concerns about security and cleanliness.

Illegal parking is another significant problem, with 24 complaints. This can result in blocked fire hydrants, a serious safety hazard, as well as difficulty in parking for residents and visitors. The street's condition, with 17 complaints, likely refers to potholes, cracks, or other forms of disrepair that can make walking and driving hazardous. Additionally, there have been 17 reports of abandoned vehicles, which can lead to further parking issues and contribute to the overall visual blight of the street. While nearby streets such as Peter Cooper Village and Stuyvesant Oval have higher grades, East 20th Street's proximity to these areas may not offer much respite, as crime rates, including felonies like assault and grand larceny, are also notable.

311 complaints trend · 5.8/address → Stable

Crime trend 81 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on East 20 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on East 20 Street

Nearby streets