Neighborhood summary

Living on 102 Avenue in Queens, according to the official city data, presents a challenging environment due to persistent parking and noise issues. Residents are plagued by illegal parking, with over 210 complaints, often leading to blocked driveways and even obstructed fire hydrants, with 135 reported cases. The street is also notorious for loud music and parties, with 62 complaints, creating a constant disruption to the peace and quiet of the neighborhood. The problem is exacerbated by derelict vehicles, both abandoned and in unsanitary condition, totaling 62 and 26 complaints respectively, further contributing to the visual blight and potential safety hazards.

The building conditions on 102 Avenue are also a cause for concern. There are 41 complaints regarding the building or its use, suggesting potential illegal conversions of residential spaces. Additionally, 31 complaints mention issues with heat or hot water, indicating that some residents may be living in substandard housing conditions. The street also struggles with snow and ice removal, with 21 complaints, which can be a significant safety hazard during the winter months. Despite these challenges, the nearby Phil Scooter Rizzuto Park maintains a high grade of A, serving as a stark contrast to the issues plaguing 102 Avenue. The street's crime statistics, with a total of 7 felonies, 9 misdemeanors, and 7 violations, including harassment, assault, and petit larceny, further underscore the need for improvement in this community.

311 complaints trend · 3.4/address → Stable

Crime trend 56 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 102 Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on 102 Avenue

Nearby streets