Neighborhood summary

Living on Hudson Boulevard in Manhattan means residing in a bustling, urban environment that, while not without its challenges, is considered relatively safe with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations. The street's grade of C (73.5) reflects a balance of both positives and negatives, with the most prominent issues revolving around encampments, illegal parking, and water system problems.

Residents here might often encounter homeless encampments along the street, with ten complaints logged, which can pose concerns about hygiene, security, and overall aesthetic appeal. Illegal parking is another persistent issue, with three complaints, often resulting in blocked fire hydrants—two complaints were specifically about hydrants running full. This not only creates potential hazards but also contributes to traffic congestion. Furthermore, the street's condition has been a subject of concern, with two complaints, likely referring to potholes, uneven surfaces, or other structural issues that can make walking and driving difficult.

On the brighter side, crime rates are low, and nearby streets exhibit a mix of grades, suggesting that while Hudson Boulevard has its share of problems, it's not uniquely worse off than its neighbors. The presence of the Jacob Javits Center nearby might also provide residents with access to various events and activities. Despite the challenges, life on Hudson Boulevard is a testament to the vibrant, diverse, and sometimes chaotic nature of living in New York City.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 25 complaints) · 5.0/address → Stable

Crime trend 64 total

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Crime on Hudson Boulevard

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