Neighborhood summary

Living on 13th Street in Queens, based on official city data, presents a challenging environment, earning it a dismal grade of F with a score of 0. Residents are confronted with a litany of problems that significantly impact their daily lives. The most pressing issue is the prevalence of encampments, with a staggering 48 complaints, indicating a persistent homelessness problem that can lead to safety and sanitation concerns. Illegal parking is another major headache, with 28 complaints, often resulting in blocked driveways and even blocked fire hydrants, which pose safety risks, especially during emergencies.

Noise pollution, primarily due to loud music or parties, is another significant problem, with 7 complaints. This can disrupt residents' peace and quiet, particularly at night. Additionally, abandoned vehicles and illegal dumping are common, with 20 and 16 complaints respectively, contributing to the street's dirty condition, as reported by 21 residents. Rodent sightings, with 9 complaints, suggest a sanitation issue that can negatively impact residents' health and quality of life. The blocked sidewalks, with 9 complaints, further exacerbate the difficulties, especially for the elderly or those with mobility issues.

Crime data reveals a concerning picture, with 6 felonies, 8 misdemeanors, and no violations reported. The top offenses include assault, criminal mischief, petit larceny, and burglary, indicating a street plagued by violent and property crimes. This high crime rate, coupled with the various quality-of-life issues, makes 13th Street a challenging place to live. The surrounding streets, such as 10th Street and 12th Street, also have similarly poor grades, suggesting a broader neighborhood issue that requires collective effort and intervention to address.

311 complaints trend · 3.2/address → Stable

Crime trend 195 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 13 Street

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Crime on 13 Street

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