Neighborhood summary

Living on Bardwell Avenue in Queens offers a mix of urban convenience and residential calm, as reflected in its high grade and low crime rates. The street is lined with well-maintained homes and apartments, many of which enjoy the lush greenery of nearby Hollis Playground, just a stone's throw away. Residents here have access to a range of amenities, with Springfield Boulevard, although rated lower, offering commercial establishments and public transportation options.

However, the top complaints paint a picture of some persistent issues. Illegal parking is a common issue, with residents reporting commercial overnight parking that spills over onto their street, often making it difficult to find a parking spot for their own vehicles. The noise from residential parties and late-night revelry has been a source of irritation for some, with the banging and pounding echoing through the night. Overgrown trees and branches have also been a recurring problem, sometimes blocking sidewalks or hydrants, which can pose safety hazards in case of fire or during snow removal.

Lead has been a concern among residents, with some requesting lead kits for their homes, highlighting the need for vigilance in maintaining the safety of older buildings. Derelict vehicles have also been a persistent issue, not only marring the aesthetic of the street but also potentially posing safety and health hazards. Despite these challenges, the community's commitment to reporting these issues to the relevant authorities shows a collective desire to maintain the high standards set by Bardwell Avenue's grade.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 13 complaints) · 0.9/address → Stable

Crime trend 36 total

Noise Breakdown

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Crime on Bardwell Avenue

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