Neighborhood summary

Living on West 137th Street in Manhattan involves navigating a landscape marked by persistent noise pollution and sanitation issues. The most prevalent concern is the relentless noise, with a staggering 55 complaints regarding residential noise and 13 about street and sidewalk noise in the past year. Residents have had to endure the constant banging and pounding, which is often accompanied by loud music or parties, with 29 complaints specifically mentioning these disturbances. The noise is not limited to specific hours, making it a constant challenge for those trying to maintain a peaceful living environment. Additionally, the street's cleanliness is often compromised, with 15 reports of trash and illegal dumping, and 4 complaints about damaged trees, suggesting a lack of proper maintenance and upkeep.

Parking and safety are also significant issues on West 137th Street. Illegal parking is a frequent problem, with 14 complaints, often resulting in blocked hydrants and fire hazards, as evidenced by 6 complaints about blocked hydrants. The street's condition is also a source of concern, with 4 complaints mentioning damaged or neglected surfaces. Moreover, the presence of homeless individuals, trespassing, and criminal activities, such as harassment and larceny, as reported in the crime statistics, contribute to a sense of unease among residents. These issues are further compounded by the fact that surrounding streets, such as Frederick Douglass Boulevard and West 139 Street, also share similar grades and problems, indicating that the challenges are not isolated to West 137th Street but permeate the neighborhood as a whole.

311 complaints trend · 8.7/address → Stable

Crime trend 228 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on West 137 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on West 137 Street

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