Neighborhood summary

Living on Staple Street in Manhattan is an experience that, while generally safe with no reported felonies or misdemeanors, is not without its challenges. The street's A grade (90.8) reflects a decent quality of life, but the top complaints tell a more nuanced story.

The street condition is a significant issue, with residents reporting rough, pitted, or cracked roads, potholes, and blocked sidewalks. Navigating these surfaces can be discomforting, especially for those with mobility issues. Illegal parking is another persistent problem, with vehicles often blocking driveways, fire hydrants, or double-parking, making it difficult for residents to find parking spots and potentially compromising public safety.

Noise pollution is a third major challenge. Residents have complained about loud music or parties, as well as vehicle and street/sidewalk noise. This can disrupt sleep, work, and leisure activities, especially during late hours. While air quality and dirty conditions are less frequent complaints, they do occur, with residents noting vehicle idling and trash buildup.

Despite these issues, Staple Street has nearby streets with varying grades, offering a mix of environments. Jay Street, just a block away, has a C grade, suggesting it may be noisier or less well-maintained, while Duane Park, a stone's throw away, enjoys an A grade, indicating a higher quality of life. This proximity to both higher and lower graded streets gives Staple Street residents a unique perspective and a chance to comparison shop for their next move, should they choose to do so.

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

Crime trend 14 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Staple Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Staple Street

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