Neighborhood summary

Living on Jones Street in Manhattan is a challenging experience, as reflected by its grade F and a score of 0, according to official city data. Residents here face significant issues, with the top complaints primarily revolving around quality of life concerns and maintenance issues. The street is plagued by persistent noise problems, with loud music, parties, and even loud talking often disrupting the peace. These disturbances are not only due to residential activities but also from commercial sources, adding to the cacophony.

One of the most pressing issues is the presence of homeless encampments and individuals in need of assistance, with a total of 86 complaints (44 for homeless person assistance and 42 for encampments). This situation highlights the severe lack of affordable housing and social services in the area. Additionally, several buildings on Jones Street are reported to have door and window issues, which could potentially compromise residents' safety and security. Despite the numerous challenges, it's worth noting that the nearby Sheridan Square Viewing Garden has a grade A, offering a pocket of green and tranquility amidst the urban landscape.

311 complaints trend · 8.5/address → Stable

Crime trend 13 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Jones Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Jones Street

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