Neighborhood summary

Living on First Avenue in Manhattan is an experience that can be both vibrant and challenging, as reflected in the city's data. The street, graded F with a score of 0, is a hub of constant activity, particularly in the noise category, with an alarming 302 complaints related to street and sidewalk noise. The primary culprit is loud music and parties, with 337 specific reports, suggesting that raucous celebrations are a common occurrence, potentially disrupting the peace for residents and passersby alike.

Illegal parking, with 51 complaints, and blocked fire hydrants, which were not separately listed but could be inferred from the "Street Condition" complaints, pose significant safety concerns. The 47 reports of homeless person assistance and 27 of panhandling indicate a visible presence of homeless individuals, adding a layer of complexity to the street's dynamics. The 232 complaints about encampments further emphasize this challenge.

The street's proximity to Sutton Place, another street with a failing grade, and its adjacency to parks with better grades, like Sutton Place Park, create a stark contrast in the quality of life. Crime data shows a mix of felonies, misdemeanors, and violations, with harassment, assault, and impaired driving being the top offenses. This paints a picture of a street that, while bustling with life, requires constant attention and improvement to ensure the safety and comfort of its residents.

311 complaints trend · 4.1/address → Stable

Crime trend 31 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on First Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on First Avenue

Nearby streets