Neighborhood summary

Living on 63rd Avenue in Queens, New York, is a challenge, as indicated by the street's grade of 'F' based on official city data. Residents here face a multitude of issues, with illegal parking being the most pressing concern, with a staggering 278 complaints. The street is often congested with vehicles parked haphazardly, blocking driveways and even blocking fire hydrants, a dangerous situation in case of an emergency. There have been 167 complaints specifically about blocked hydrants, a significant issue that the local fire department would be rightfully concerned about. The water system is another major issue, with 107 complaints, including reports of leaks and possible water main breaks.

Noise pollution, particularly from late-night parties with loud music, is another problem plaguing the residents, with 40 complaints about residential noise. This likely disrupts sleep and causes stress for those living on the street. Additionally, there are frequent issues with heating and hot water, with 28 complaints, suggesting that many residents may struggle with maintaining comfortable temperatures in their homes. The street condition itself is poor, with 39 complaints about potholes, cracks, and other damage that can make walking and driving difficult and dangerous.

Surrounding streets present a mixed picture. While Meadow Lake and Ederle Promenade have better grades, nearby 58 Avenue, Meadow Lake Drive, and 59 Avenue also face significant issues, suggesting that the problems on 63rd Avenue are part of a larger pattern in the area. Crime is also a concern, with a total of 24 incidents reported, including petit larceny, harassment, and grand larceny. While not as high as in some other parts of the city, this level of crime can still cause unease and safety concerns among residents.

311 complaints trend · 3.2/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 63 Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on 63 Avenue

Nearby streets