Neighborhood summary

Living on 9th Avenue in Queens, based on official city data, is an experience marked by persistent parking issues and a high volume of noise complaints, particularly from residential noise. The street's grade of 'F', one of the lowest, reflects the significant challenges residents face.

Illegal parking is the most prevalent issue, with over 300 complaints, often involving vehicles parked with their license plates, in commercial overnight parking areas, and in violation of posted parking signs. This not only creates chaos and inconvenience for residents but also blocks hydrants, driveways, and even crosswalks, as evident from the numerous complaints (124, 55, and 35 respectively). The high number of abandoned and derelict vehicles (57 and 8) further contributes to the street's disorganized appearance and hassles for residents.

Noise pollution, especially from late-night music and parties (18 complaints), is another significant concern, likely disrupting sleep and overall quality of life. While the street's crime rate is relatively low, with only 1 felony and 2 violations reported, the presence of harassment and assault offenses suggests potential tension among residents.

Despite these challenges, the nearby streets offer stark contrast. Center Drive Malba and Powell'S Cove Park boast an 'A' grade, suggesting clean, well-maintained, and peaceful environments. This juxtaposition highlights the urgent need for improvements on 9th Avenue to enhance the living conditions for its residents.

311 complaints trend · 3.4/address → Stable

Crime trend 12 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 9 Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on 9 Avenue

Nearby streets