Neighborhood summary

Living on West 93 Street in Manhattan, based on official city data, presents a challenging environment, with a grade of F indicative of significant issues. Residents are plagued by relentless noise pollution, with the most prominent culprit being low-flying helicopters, registering a staggering 454 complaints. This constant aerial intrusion creates an environment that's difficult to escape, disrupting daily life and potentially affecting mental well-being. The noise isn't confined to the skies; loud music and parties, with 50 complaints, and rowdy street activity, with 31 complaints, contribute to the overall auditory chaos. Even simple tasks like sleeping or concentrating on work become arduous.

Illegal parking, with 48 complaints, is another significant issue, often leading to blocked fire hydrants (24 complaints), a serious safety hazard in case of fires. The street's condition, with 5 complaints, and dirty surroundings, with 8 complaints, reflect poorly on the quality of life. Additionally, residents have expressed concerns about encampments (4 complaints), suggesting potential safety and sanitation issues. The street also faces tree-related problems, with 12 complaints about damaged trees and 5 each about cracked branches and fallen limbs, indicating a lack of proper maintenance. The nearby streets share similar grades and problems, suggesting a broader neighborhood-wide issue. Despite these challenges, the community has shown resilience, with 454 "other" complaints indicating a collective effort to address and improve their living conditions.

311 complaints trend · 6.2/address → Stable

Crime trend 12 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on West 93 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on West 93 Street

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