Neighborhood summary

Living on La Salle Street in Manhattan is an experience marked by a constant struggle against noise pollution and parking issues, according to official city data. Residents are subjected to a cacophony of late-night revelry, with "loud music/party" and "banging/pounding" being the most frequently reported noise complaints, totaling 26 and 18 instances respectively. This persistent din, coupled with the occasional "loud talking," creates an environment that is far from peaceful.

Illegal parking is another significant challenge for La Salle Street residents, with 9 complaints logged against vehicles that are "double parked blocking vehicle" or in violation of posted parking signs. The issue of "blocked hydrant" is also prominent, with 4 reports, raising concerns about public safety and fire protection. The presence of rats, with 4 sightings reported, further adds to the list of woes, indicating a need for improved sanitation and maintenance. The crime statistics, while not as severe as some other neighborhoods, still paint a picture of a community dealing with issues such as harassment, assault, and petit larceny, with a total of 45 incidents reported.

311 complaints trend · 3.9/address → Stable

Crime trend 64 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Lasalle Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Lasalle Street

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