Neighborhood summary

Living on Oning Way in Manhattan is an experience marked by a high degree of safety and order, with official city data reporting no felonies, misdemeanors, or violations in the area. The street, located in the prestigious Upper East Side neighborhood, benefits from its proximity to esteemed institutions like the Metropolitan Museum, yet maintains a relatively quiet and peaceful atmosphere, reflected in its high grade of A (score: 99.7).

Despite the overall tranquility, residents have reported a few specific issues that occasionally disrupt their otherwise serene environment. The primary complaints revolve around parking and for-hire vehicles. Residents have noted instances of illegal parking, with vehicles blocking fire hydrants or parking in no-parking zones, posing potential hazards in case of emergencies. Additionally, there have been complaints about for-hire vehicles, likely taxis or ride-sharing services, operating in the area in violation of regulations or causing disturbances. However, these issues appear to be isolated incidents, as the street's grade and overall crime statistics remain exceptionally high.

Crime trend 47 total

311 Complaints

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What residents are reporting

Crime on Oing Way

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