Neighborhood summary

Living on 145 Place in Queens is, by and large, a pleasant experience, reflected in its high grade of B (89.8). However, a closer look at the official city data reveals a few persistent issues that residents have to contend with. One of the most notable problems is the frequent obstruction of driveways, with a total of 10 complaints, largely due to illegally parked or abandoned vehicles. This can make accessing one's own property a daily challenge, with some residents reporting only partial or no access to their driveways at all.

Another significant concern is the state of the trees lining the street. There have been 10 complaints about damaged trees and 5 about trees that, while alive, are in poor condition. Additionally, there are reports of dead or dying trees and dead branches that have fallen onto the street, posing potential hazards to residents. These issues not only detract from the aesthetic appeal of the street but also raise safety concerns, especially during storms.

Interestingly, while 145 Place itself has a relatively high grade, the nearby streets present a mixed picture. While Lee Street and 22 Avenue have grades of D and F respectively, indicating significant issues, Ryan Street and Ryan Court have grades of C and A, suggesting that the quality of life can vary greatly within a short distance. Despite these challenges, the street remains relatively safe, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations in the area.

311 complaints trend · 1.7/address → Stable

Crime trend 15 total

311 Complaints

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Crime on 145 Place

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