Neighborhood summary

Living on 73 Road in Queens, NYC, is an experience marked by a high prevalence of maintenance and quality of life issues, as indicated by the street's low grade of F (score: 17.5) based on official city data. Residents have reported persistent problems with heat and hot water, with a total of 22 complaints, suggesting that many may be struggling with inconsistent or inadequate heating and hot water supply in their homes. The presence of rodents, with 10 reported sightings, is another significant concern, potentially indicating unsanitary conditions and the need for pest control measures.

Noise pollution, while not the top complaint, is a notable issue, with specific reports of construction noise before or after permitted hours (NM1) occurring twice. This could suggest that some residents are dealing with disruptive noise from construction projects happening nearby. Additionally, blocked fire hydrants, reported three times, pose a serious safety risk, as they hinder access to water in case of a fire emergency. The street's crime statistics, while not extremely high, reflect the presence of felony offenses, including robbery and burglary, which can create a sense of unease among residents. In contrast, nearby streets such as Borage Place, Park End Place, Holder Place, Middlemay Circle, and Beechknoll Road have significantly higher grades, suggesting that the quality of life and maintenance issues may be more severe on 73 Road compared to its surrounding area.

311 complaints trend · 6.5/address → Stable

Crime trend 102 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 73 Road

What residents are reporting

Crime on 73 Road

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