Neighborhood summary

Living on West 23rd Street in Manhattan, as indicated by the official city data, presents a challenging environment, with a significant number of reported issues, earning the street a grade of 'F'. The most prevalent issue is illegal parking, with 93 complaints, often leading to blocked sidewalks and fire hydrants, as reported in 25 and 12 complaints respectively. The noise pollution is also severe, with 68 complaints regarding residential and commercial noise, including 55 reports of loud music or parties, which can often extend into late-night hours, disrupting the peace and quiet of the neighborhood.

Another prominent concern is the presence of homeless encampments and individuals in need of assistance, with 20 and 15 complaints respectively. This is further compounded by the 18 reports of dirty conditions, often due to littering and uncollected trash, which can foster unsanitary environments. The street also faces issues with obstructions, such as blocked sidewalks, and vendors operating without proper enforcement, totaling 25 and 22 complaints each. The high crime rate, with 19 felonies, 38 misdemeanors, and 14 violations, is another cause for concern, with assaults and harassments being the top offenses. The nearby streets share a similar pattern of issues, with all graded an 'F', indicating that the problems are not isolated to West 23rd Street but prevalent in the surrounding area as well.

311 complaints trend · 7.1/address ↓ Decreasing

Crime trend 34 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on West 23 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on West 23 Street

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