Neighborhood summary

**Living on Saint James Place in Manhattan** is an experience that's both vibrant and challenging. The street, with its 'B' grade (score: 86.9), offers a mix of urban energy and community issues. Residents here are likely to contend with noise pollution, with a total of 15 noise-related complaints, the majority stemming from loud music and parties, especially on weekends. The bass from the music can often be felt reverberating through the buildings, and the pounding beats can disrupt the quiet hours, leading to frequent calls about these disturbances.

Illegal parking is another pressing issue, with two formal complaints and several posted parking sign violations. This can make parking for residents and visitors alike a struggle, with cars occasionally blocking fire hydrants, a potential safety hazard. The curbs, too, have seen better days, with broken sections making it difficult for both pedestrians and those with mobility challenges. Despite these challenges, the street's proximity to Police Plaza ensures a swift response to non-emergency matters, adding a layer of safety and security. However, with only one violation recorded in the recent past, crime rates seem relatively low, making Saint James Place a somewhat secure place to call home amidst the city's bustling atmosphere.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 22 complaints) · 3.7/address ↑ Increasing

Noise Breakdown

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Crime on Saint James Place

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