Neighborhood summary

Living on 174 Place in Queens offers a mix of urban convenience and community, with a grade of B (score: 87.6) based on official city data. The street, which is home to just three addresses, is nestled between the well-maintained Gwen Ifill Park and the higher-rated Vaswani Avenue, providing residents with easy access to green spaces and a sense of security, reflected in the street's zero crime statistics for felonies, misdemeanors, and violations.

However, life on 174 Place isn't without its challenges. Residents have reported several specific issues that impact their quality of life. Animal abuse is the top complaint, with instances of tortured and chained animals, highlighting a pressing concern for the welfare of the neighborhood's pets. Additionally, street conditions are a cause for concern, with issues such as rough, pitted, or cracked roads and potholes making daily commutes and walks around the neighborhood less enjoyable and potentially hazardous.

Another significant issue is the blockage of driveways and hydrants, which can be frustrating and pose safety risks, especially during emergencies. Residents have also mentioned problems with blocked recycling bins, indicating a need for better waste management practices and awareness among the community. Despite these challenges, the neighborhood's close-knit feel and proximity to well-rated parks make it a place where residents can find a balance between city living and a sense of community.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 10 complaints) · 3.3/address ↓ Decreasing

Crime trend 14 total

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What residents are reporting

Crime on 174 Place

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