Neighborhood summary

Living on Marble Hill Avenue in Manhattan is a challenge, as indicated by its grade F and a score of 0 out of 100 in the city's official data. Residents grapple with a plethora of issues that negatively impact their daily lives. Heat and hot water problems top the list of complaints, with residents reporting 170 cases. This means many residents might face cold apartments during chilly winters or uncomfortable showers due to inconsistent hot water supply. Unsanitary conditions, with 114 reports, likely include issues like pest infestations, mold, and improper waste disposal, creating an unpleasant and potentially unsafe living environment.

Other persistent problems include water leaks, plumbing issues, and electrical malfunctions, which can cause property damage and pose safety hazards. The general category, with 21 reports, might encompass a broad range of issues that contribute to the overall poor living conditions. Notably, 14 complaints were made about noise from the street or sidewalk, indicating disturbances from loud music, parties, or other street activities that can disrupt residents' peace and quiet. Additionally, blocked fire hydrants, not mentioned in the top complaints but a notable issue in the area, pose a significant safety risk, as they could hamper firefighting efforts in case of a fire emergency.

Despite these challenges, the crime rate on Marble Hill Avenue is relatively low, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations in the area. However, the stark contrast in grades between nearby streets, such as the A-rated Atmosphere Charter School and the F-rated Ft Charles Place, highlights the disparities in living conditions and underscores the need for improvements on Marble Hill Avenue.

311 complaints trend · 24.0/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Marble Hill Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Marble Hill Avenue

Nearby streets