Neighborhood summary

Living on Jay Street in Manhattan can be a mixed bag, with its unique blend of historic charm and urban challenges. The street, with its C grade and score of 79.5, is a stark contrast to the nearby A-grade streets like Staple Street and Duane Park. The most pressing issue is illegal parking, with 11 complaints, often leading to blocked hydrants and driveways, as reported 3 times each. Residents have also raised concerns about loud music and parties, with 5 instances, disturbing the otherwise quiet ambiance of the neighborhood.

The street conditions are a significant source of frustration, with 4 complaints, including reports of broken curbs and street flooding. The water system has also been a cause for concern, with 3 reports of leaks, and the sewer system has been mentioned once. Despite these issues, the crime rate on Jay Street is relatively low, with only 1 misdemeanor reported, suggesting that the street's problems are largely non-violent and revolve around infrastructure and quality of life concerns.

311 complaints trend · 2.2/address → Stable

Crime trend 21 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Jay Street

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Crime on Jay Street

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