Neighborhood summary

Living on Thompson Street in Manhattan is a stark contrast of city life, as reflected by its grade of 'F' and the plethora of specific issues reported. The most prevalent complaint, with a staggering 165 reports, is the lack of heat or hot water, a potentially serious issue in the cold New York winters. This is often exacerbated by building-wide problems, with 124 reports citing the entire building as the source of the issue.

Noise pollution is another significant challenge, with various forms of noise complaints totaling over 370 reports. This includes loud music or parties, with 235 reports, loud talking, and even banging or pounding, indicating a persistent disruption to residents' peace and quiet. The street's illegal parking problem, with 85 reports, further contributes to the chaotic atmosphere, often leading to blocked fire hydrants or sidewalks, as reported 31 times. The presence of encampments, reported 113 times, and unsanitary conditions, reported 54 times, also pose significant concerns for the health and safety of residents. Despite these challenges, Thompson Street is not far from several well-maintained public spaces like Vesuvio Playground Mini Pool and Father Fagan Park, which offer a respite from the urban bustle. However, the high crime rate, with 25 reported felonies and misdemeanors, including assaults and grand larcenies, underscores the need for increased safety measures.

311 complaints trend · 7.4/address → Stable

Crime trend 45 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Thompson Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Thompson Street

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