Neighborhood summary

Living on 38th Street in Queens is a challenges, as evidenced by the city's grade of F and a score of 0. The most prominent issue is illegal parking, with a staggering 1036 complaints. Residents often find their driveways blocked, with 437 complaints, and even blocked hydrants, with 530 reports, which poses a significant fire safety hazard. The street conditions are also a pressing concern, with 95 complaints, indicating potholes and other damage that can make navigating the street difficult and dangerous.

Noise pollution is another prevalent problem, with 92 complaints of residential noise and 72 complaints of street/sidewalk noise. The loud music and parties, with 103 complaints, can disrupt the peace and quiet that many residents crave, especially during late hours. The lack of heat and hot water, with 96 complaints, is also a significant issue, particularly during the cold winter months. The nearby streets, such as 37th, 35th, 32nd, 34th, and 41st Streets, also share similar grades and issues, suggesting a broader neighborhood concern.

In terms of crime, the street has seen 12 felonies, 26 misdemeanors, and 6 violations. The top offenses include petit larceny, vehicle and traffic laws, harassment 2, and grand larceny. This indicates a range of criminal activities, from theft to harassment, which can make residents feel unsafe and uneasy. Overall, living on 38th Street in Queens presents a multitude of challenges, from parking and noise issues to poor street conditions and crime, which can significantly impact the quality of life for its residents.

311 complaints trend · 4.4/address → Stable

Crime trend 122 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 38 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on 38 Street

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