Neighborhood summary

Life on 183 Street in Queens, particularly around the address 234, is a constant battle with parking issues and noise disturbances, as indicated by the overwhelming number of complaints. Residents contend with illegal parking on a daily basis, with a staggering 198 complaints logged, making it the top grievance. The street is often painted with double-parked vehicles, abandoned or derelict cars, and even blocked driveways, which can make navigating the area a challenging task. Snow and ice accumulation during winter months further exacerbate the parking woes, with 42 complaints, demonstrating the struggle residents face in finding a clear spot to park their vehicles.

The noise pollution is another significant issue, with 110 complaints regarding residential noise and 62 complaints specifically about loud music or parties. The seemingly constant banging and pounding noises, with 54 complaints, likely contribute to the overall cacophony that residents must endure. The street conditions themselves, with 29 complaints, suggest that the street surface may be in disrepair, potentially adding to the overall noise levels. The nearby streets, such as 110 Avenue and Brinkerhoff Avenue, also share poor grades, indicating that the parking and noise issues might not be isolated to just 183 Street.

311 complaints trend · 2.7/address → Stable

Crime trend 15 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 183 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on 183 Street

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