Neighborhood summary

Living on Washington Place in Manhattan can be a challenging experience, especially for those seeking a quiet and clean environment. The street's overall grade of 'F' reflects the numerous issues residents have reported and the city's struggle to address them. The most pressing concern is the high number of homeless individuals and encampments, with over 200 reports combined for these issues. This leads to a constant presence of people on the street, which can make residents feel uneasy, particularly at night.

Noise pollution is another significant issue, with reports of loud talking, music, and parties frequently cited. The close proximity to Washington Square Park and the vibrant nightlife in the area might contribute to this problem. Additionally, the street's cleanliness leaves much to be desired, with reports of excessive trash and dirty conditions. Blocked fire hydrants, a serious safety concern, have also been reported, highlighting the need for better enforcement and maintenance. The high number of parking violations, including illegally parked vehicles and blocked hydrants, further exacerbates these issues. Despite these challenges, the street's location in Greenwich Village offers residents easy access to various amenities, cultural institutions, and public transportation options.

311 complaints trend · 6.8/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Washington Place

What residents are reporting

Crime on Washington Place

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