Neighborhood summary

Living on 263 Street in Queens, New York, is a challenge for residents, as indicated by its low grade of F based on official city data. The street, lined with residential buildings, is frequently plagued by illegal parking, with over 129 complaints in the past year. Cars are often parked in no-parking zones or blocking hydrants, with 98 violations involving posted parking signs and 9 instances of blocked hydrants. This not only creates congestion but also poses a safety hazard, as it hinders access to fire hydrants in case of emergencies. Additionally, loud music and parties are a recurring issue, with 14 noise complaints, often disrupting the peaceful environment residents crave.

The street's condition is another point of concern, with 15 complaints regarding its state. Potholes, damaged sidewalks, and blocked crosswalks are common sights, making it difficult and dangerous for pedestrians to navigate. The water system is also a frequent source of trouble, with 15 complaints ranging from dirty water to blocked sewers. Residents have also reported abandoned vehicles and missed trash collections, contributing to a cluttered and unsanitary environment. Despite these issues, crime rates are relatively low, with only 1 felony reported in the recent past, indicating that the street's problems are predominantly related to quality of life concerns rather than safety.

311 complaints trend · 2.5/address → Stable

Crime trend 15 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 263 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on 263 Street

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