Neighborhood summary

Living on 123 Avenue in Queens, New York, is an experience marked by persistent challenges, as indicated by its F grade and a score of 0 out of 100, based on official city data. Residents are plagued by a cacophony of noise, with the most common offenders being loud music and parties, often accompanied by blaring car or truck music. These disturbances, numbering up to 56 complaints, occur both from residential sources and from the bustling street and sidewalk activities, creating a constant din that makes peaceful living a rarity. The noise is further amplified by the presence of derelict vehicles, which often serve as amplifiers for the unwanted symphony.

Another significant issue is the chronic parking problem, with illegal parking and abandoned vehicles clogging the streets. Residents have reported 32 instances of illegal parking and 28 abandoned vehicles, leading to frequent blocking of driveways and even blocking of fire hydrants, which poses a severe safety risk in case of a fire. The parking situation is exacerbated by commercial overnight parking, with nine reported cases, indicating a lack of enforcement or alternative parking solutions for local businesses. The streetscape is further marred by illegal dumping and derelict vehicles, which contribute to a sense of disorder and neglect. Despite these challenges, residents have attempted to maintain their street's condition, reporting nine instances of street condition issues, indicating a desire for improvement and better living conditions.

311 complaints trend · 2.4/address → Stable

Crime trend 90 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

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Crime on 123 Avenue

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