Neighborhood summary

Living on West 109th Street in Manhattan can be quite challenging, with official city data painting a clear picture of the struggles residents face. The street has been graded F, indicating significant issues that require immediate attention. The most prevalent problem is inadequate heating and hot water, with a staggering 503 complaints, suggesting that many residents are left in the cold, especially during the harsh New York winters.

Noise pollution is another significant issue, with 213 complaints about residential noise and 86 about street and sidewalk noise. This indication of persistent noise suggests that peaceful living might be elusive, with loud music and parties (175 complaints) being a major contributor. Additionally, unsanitary conditions (189 complaints) and rodent infestations (98 complaints) are concerning, suggesting that cleanliness and hygiene might be a constant battle for residents. The frequent reports of pests (127 complaints) and rat sightings (68 complaints) only exacerbate these issues.

The nearby streets share a similar grim picture, with West 109th Street's adjacent streets, Cathedral Parkway, West 108th Street, and West 107th Street, all graded F. In contrast, the St. John the Divine Complex nearby is an oasis with an A grade, suggesting that the issues are localized to the residential streets. The crime statistics also reflect the struggles of the area, with a total of 11 felonies, misdemeanors, and violations reported, including incidents of harassment, burglary, and petit larceny. While the street may not be entirely unsafe, the presence of these crimes underscores the need for improvement in the neighborhood.

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Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on West 109 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on West 109 Street

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