Neighborhood summary

Living on West 101st Street in Manhattan, based on official city data, presents residents with a range of challenges, with the most pressing issue being the dismal street conditions. The thoroughfare has been graded as an 'F', indicating a severe need for improvement. The most frequent complaints include damaged trees and noise pollution, with loud music or parties often disrupting the peace, especially at night. Residents have reported these disturbances on seven occasions, with loud talking also contributing to the noise issue, reported four times. The tree situation is equally concerning, with entire trees falling down six times and branches or limbs falling down five times, posing potential safety hazards.

Illegal parking is another significant problem, exacerbating the already poor street conditions. Vehicles have been illegally parked, blocking fire hydrants three times, crosswalks once, and even construction areas twice. This not only causes inconvenience but also poses safety risks, as emergency services may struggle to access hydrants or navigate the street effectively. Additionally, trash accumulation is an issue, with residents reporting it three times, further contributing to the 'dirty condition' complaints. Despite these challenges, the nearby Frederick Douglass Playground maintains an 'A' grade, offering a respite for residents seeking a cleaner, safer environment within walking distance.

311 complaints trend · 4.6/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on West 101 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on West 101 Street

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