Neighborhood summary

Living on Sullivan Street in Manhattan, especially around the 113 address, is a challenge, as reflected by its grade F and a score of 0. Residents are plagued by persistent issues, with the most prevalent being encampments, which accounted for 95 of the top complaints. This suggests a significant issue with homelessness and squatting in the area, which can lead to feelings of insecurity and discomfort for those living nearby.

Noise pollution is another major concern, with various forms of noise complaints totaling over 200. Residents grapple with loud music and parties, often lasting into the night, as well as noise from street activity and commercial establishments. The constant banging and pounding, coupled with the absence of proper heat and hot water in many buildings, can make living conditions quite uncomfortable and even uninhabitable during colder months. The problem is exacerbated by blocked fire hydrants, which not only pose a safety risk but also contribute to the noise pollution when they're opened for relief from the heat.

Illegal parking is another issue, with 44 complaints, contributing to traffic congestion and making it difficult for residents to find parking spots. The consumer complaints and requests for homeless person assistance further highlight the struggles faced by those living on Sullivan Street. While nearby streets like West Houston Street and Thompson Street also fare poorly in terms of quality of life, the proximity to well-maintained parks like Playground of the Americas and Father Fagan Park provides some respite. However, the high crime rate, including felonies such as grand larceny and assault, paints a grim picture of the living conditions on Sullivan Street.

311 complaints trend · 5.5/address → Stable

Crime trend 28 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Sullivan Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Sullivan Street

Nearby streets