Neighborhood summary

Living on 230 Place in Queens, New York, is an experience marked by a high density of parking-related issues, with "Illegal Parking" and "Abandoned Vehicle" being the most frequent complaints, totaling over 115 reported incidents. Residents often wake up to find their driveways blocked or struggle to navigate the street due to derelict vehicles and cones illegally obstructing the path. The parking situation is exacerbated by "Commercial Overnight Parking," further limiting available space for residents. The "Street Condition" and "Sidewalk Condition" also rank high among concerns, with potholes and trash often littering the streets, making walking and driving challenging.

Noise pollution is another significant issue, with "Noise - Residential" and "Loud Music/Party" topping the list of 13 and 14 complaints respectively. Weekends can be particularly rowdy, with late-night parties and amplified music disrupting the peace, making it difficult for residents to get a good night's sleep. Additionally, serious crime is not uncommon in the area, with a total of 6 criminal offenses reported, including assault and forgery, highlighting the need for increased vigilance and community engagement. Despite these challenges, the nearby streets such as Lansing Avenue and 136 Road offer a stark contrast, with better grades, indicating that improvements in infrastructure, parking regulations, and noise control could significantly enhance the quality of life for residents of 230 Place.

311 complaints trend · 2.6/address → Stable

Crime trend 25 total

Noise Breakdown

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Crime on 230 Place

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