Neighborhood summary

Living on 105 Street in Queens, as evidenced by the city data, presents a challenging environment for its residents. The street's overall grade of 'F' and a score of 0 reflect a myriad of persistent issues that impact the quality of life for those who call this area home. One of the most pressing concerns is the constant obstruction of driveways, with a staggering 259 complaints, making it nearly impossible for residents to access their own properties at times. This is compounded by illegal parking, with 157 complaints, and abandoned vehicles, with 65 complaints, further cluttering the street and blocking access.

Noise pollution is another significant issue, with 146 complaints related to residential noise and 53 regarding street and sidewalk noise. Residents often have to contend with loud music and parties, with 184 complaints, which can disrupt sleep and daily activities, especially during late hours. The problem is exacerbated by the illegal conversion of residential buildings and spaces, with 31 complaints, suggesting that some properties may be operating as unauthorized businesses or dwellings, potentially contributing to the noise and parking issues.

Accessibility is also a major concern, with 196 complaints of 'No Access' and 63 of 'Partial Access.' Blocked hydrants, with 49 complaints, pose a significant safety hazard, as they hinder fire access in case of emergencies. Additionally, blocked sidewalks, with 37 complaints, can inconvenience pedestrians and, in some cases, even impede access for individuals with disabilities.

The nearby streets, including Manse Street, Kessel Street, 71 Drive, Loubet Street, and Nansen Street, also share similarly low grades, indicating that the challenges faced by residents of 105 Street are not isolated but part of a broader pattern in the area.

In terms of crime, the street has seen its share of felonies (9), misdemeanors (6), and violations (4). The top offenses include assault-related crimes (4 assault 3 & related offenses, 3 felony assaults), harassment (4), and grand larceny of a motor vehicle (3). These incidents underscore the need for increased safety measures and community engagement to address the criminal activities plaguing the area.

311 complaints trend · 2.7/address → Stable

Crime trend 27 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 105 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on 105 Street

Nearby streets