Neighborhood summary

Living on 113 Avenue in Queens, New York, is a far cry from the picturesque, bustling streets often romanticized in movies and TV shows. The official city data paints a vivid, albeit disheartening, portrait of life on this street, grading it an 'F' with a score of 0 out of 100. The most pressing issue residents grapple with is illegal parking, with a staggering 93 complaints, often involving vehicles parked without a license plate (55 complaints) or commercial vehicles parked overnight (35 complaints), blocking access to driveways (45 complaints) and even blocking fire hydrants (14 complaints), a potentially life-threatening hazard in an emergency.

Noise pollution, another significant concern, is not merely a nuisance but a persistent barrier to peace and quiet. With 41 complaints of noise from residential sources and 28 reports of loud music or parties, residents struggle to find respite, especially during late hours. The street's condition is also a point of contention, with 26 complaints citing potholes (16) and general poor street condition, creating an unsafe environment for pedestrians and vehicles alike. The constant sight of abandoned vehicles (55 complaints) and derelict cars (22 complaints) further contributes to the street's dilapidated appearance and invites more criminal activity.

The crime statistics on 113 Avenue are equally concerning, with a total of 29 criminal offenses reported, including 10 felonies. The most common offenses are petit larceny (5), criminal mischief (5), harassment (5), and assault (5), suggesting a high level of disorder and violence. This grim reality starkly contrasts with the vibrant, multicultural image often associated with Queens, leaving residents feeling unsafe and dissatisfied with their living conditions. The neighboring streets fare no better, with Hannibal Street being the only one with a 'B' grade, while 113 Road, 111 Road, 112 Avenue, and Mexico Street all receive an 'F', indicating that the issues plaguing 113 Avenue are not isolated but part of a broader pattern in the area.

311 complaints trend · 2.8/address → Stable

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Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 113 Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on 113 Avenue

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