Neighborhood summary

Living on 163 Avenue in Queens, with an official city grade of F, presents a range of challenges that make daily life quite trying. The most pressing issue is the prevalent illegal parking, with as many as 11 complaints, often involving vehicles without license plates, which contribute to traffic congestion and blockage of essential services like fire hydrants. Residents also endure frequent noise disturbances from loud music and parties, with 8 noise complaints specifically mentioning these issues. This constant noise pollution, coupled with the fact that many of these parties likely occur late into the night, can make it difficult for residents to get a good night's sleep or maintain a peaceful living environment.

Another significant problem is the water system, with 8 complaints, indicating potential leaks, improper drainage, or other water-related issues. Additionally, the streetscape is marred by overgrown trees and branches, and street lights are often out, leaving the area poorly lit and potentially unsafe. Despite these challenges, residents have also voiced concerns about the street condition and missed collections, suggesting that basic city services and maintenance are not being addressed as they should. The nearby streets, such as 162 Avenue and 165 Avenue, also suffer from similar issues, highlighting a broader pattern of under-maintenance and neglect in the area. While the crime statistics for the street are relatively low, with only 3 felonies reported, the presence of felony assaults and dangerous drugs offenses serves as a reminder that the quality of life issues could potentially escalate if left unaddressed.

311 complaints trend · 1.5/address → Stable

Crime trend 20 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 163 Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on 163 Avenue

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