Neighborhood summary

Living on Nathan D Perlman Place in Manhattan offers a unique blend of experiences, shaped largely by its proximity to both bustling city life and serene, well-maintained parks. The street, named after a prominent Jewish community leader, is located in the Kips Bay neighborhood, known for its mix of pre-war walk-ups and modern high-rise buildings.

Residents of Nathan D Perlman Place have reported several persistent issues that impact their quality of life. Illegal parking is the most common complaint, with a total of nine reports. This includes violations such as parking in no-parking zones, blocking hydrants, and parking in bus stops, which can cause congestion and obstruct emergency services. Additionally, the presence of syringes on the street has been reported twice, indicating a potential drug-related issue that requires immediate attention from local authorities.

The street also suffers from dirt and debris, with two reports of 'dirty condition' and one report of 'illegal dumping'. These issues can lead to an unsightly and unhygienic environment, which can negatively impact the well-being of residents. Moreover, the presence of homeless encampments has been reported twice, highlighting a social issue that requires careful attention and support from local services.

Despite these challenges, Nathan D Perlman Place maintains a relatively high grade of B (score: 86.6), indicating that it is generally well-maintained and safe. The surrounding streets offer a stark contrast, with East 14 Street receiving an F grade, while Stuyvesant Square and Stuyvesant Square Park both receive an A grade. This suggests that while Nathan D Perlman Place has its share of problems, it is also benefited by its proximity to well-kept, thriving green spaces.

Limited data — only 9 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Crime trend 72 total

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Crime on Nathan D Perlman Place

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