Neighborhood summary

Living on 175 Place in Queens, New York, presents a unique set of challenges, as indicated by the street's grade of F (score: 55.8) based on official city data. Residents here are confronted with a slew of issues, ranging from abandoned vehicles and street conditions to water system and sewer problems. The most frequent complaint, abandoned vehicles, is a significant concern, with 14 reports made. This issue likely contributes to other problems like illegal parking and blocked fire hydrants, which can pose safety risks during emergencies. The streetscape is further marred by potholes and damaged trees, making it difficult for residents to navigate and enjoy the outdoor spaces.

Noise pollution is another pressing problem on 175 Place, with seven complaints about residential noise, including loud music or parties. This can disrupt the peace and quiet that residents expect and deserve, especially during late-night hours. Additionally, the water system and sewer issues may lead to unpredictable flooding, leaks, and foul odors, potentially causing health and sanitation concerns. The fact that nearby streets like Midland Parkway and 86 Drive also have poor grades (F) suggests that these issues may be systemic in the area, warranting collective action from the community and city officials. Despite these challenges, the crime rate on 175 Place is relatively low, with only three misdemeanors reported, primarily involving petit larceny and vehicle and traffic laws.

311 complaints trend · 2.3/address → Stable

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Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 175 Place

What residents are reporting

Crime on 175 Place

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