Neighborhood summary

Living on Prince Street in Manhattan is an experience that can be both vibrant and challenging, as evidenced by the city data. The street, graded F, is a bustling thoroughfare that sees a significant amount of commercial and residential activity, leading to a high volume of noise complaints. Residents and businesses often report loud music or parties, with 151 instances of this issue documented. The noise is not limited to nighttime; construction before or after hours, with 25 reported incidents, adds to the daily cacophony. Even the hum of air conditioners and ventilation equipment, with 28 complaints, contributes to the auditory landscape of Prince Street.

Illegal parking is another significant challenge, with 284 complaints. This results in blocked bike lanes, with 181 reported incidents, making it difficult for cyclists to navigate the street safely. Additionally, blocked fire hydrants, though not specified in the top complaints, is likely an issue given the street's grade and the obstruction complaints (51). Trash and recycling management is also a concern, with 50 and 29 complaints respectively, including instances where trash is not securely contained. Despite these challenges, Prince Street's proximity to popular areas like SoHo and Greenwich Village means it's always abuzz with activity, including for-hire vehicle complaints (99), and non-food vendors (29). The street's lively atmosphere is further reflected in the crime statistics, with a total of 13 incidents, mostly comprising grand larceny and dangerous drugs.

311 complaints trend · 5.9/address → Stable

Crime trend 135 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Prince Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Prince Street

Nearby streets