Neighborhood summary

Living on 65 Avenue in Queens, according to official city data, presents a range of challenges that have led to it receiving an overall grade of 'F'. The most pressing issue residents face is illegal parking, with a staggering 259 complaints, often resulting in blocked driveways (110 complaints) and even blocked hydrants (125 complaints), which is a serious safety concern, especially during summer heat waves or in case of a fire. The noise pollution is another significant problem, with 95 complaints related to residential noise and 29 specifically citing loud music or parties, suggesting a persistent issue with late-night disturbances.

The street's condition also leaves much to be desired, with 52 complaints highlighting potholes (31 complaints), damaged trees (30 complaints), and unsanitary conditions (40 complaints). Snow and ice buildup (23 complaints) during the winter months further exacerbate the street's poor state. Accessibility is another concern, with 59 complaints about no access and 51 about partial access, likely due to improperly parked vehicles or debris. Despite these challenges, the area has a mix of nearby streets with varying grades, offering some respite from the issues on 65 Avenue, such as the nearby 148 Place and Queens College, which received 'A' grades. However, the crime rate on 65 Avenue is also notable, with a total of 17 offenses reported, including assault, burglary, and grand larceny, which may contribute to residents' overall dissatisfaction with the quality of life on the street.

311 complaints trend · 3.3/address → Stable

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Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 65 Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on 65 Avenue

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