Neighborhood summary

Living on Ericsson Place in Manhattan is generally a pleasant experience, as reflected by its high grade of 92.2. The street enjoys a sense of safety and security, with no felonies, misdemeanors, or violations reported within the last year. Residents appreciate the nearby presence of two A-graded parks, Tribeca Park and Albert Capsouto Park, which provide green spaces for leisure and recreation, and the proximity to Precinct 1, ensuring swift police response if needed.

However, residents do face a few recurring issues. The most prevalent is illegal parking, with 20 complaints, primarily involving parking permit misuse and posted parking sign violations. This often leads to blocked hydrants, double-parked vehicles obstructing traffic, and even cave-ins, posing potential safety hazards. Residents also contend with noise pollution, particularly from banging or pounding, often associated with late-night parties or construction activities. The street condition itself has raised concerns, with two complaints regarding its state. During winter, snow tracking can become an issue, making it slippery and hazardous for residents. Despite these challenges, Ericsson Place remains a desirable residential area, with its neighbors including other well-rated streets and parks.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 26 complaints) · 6.5/address → Stable

Crime trend 81 total

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