Neighborhood summary

Living on Beach 117 Street in Queens, New York, is an experience that is simultaneously vibrant and challenging, as reflected in its official grade of F and the array of reported issues. Residents here may face daily obstacles that range from noise disturbances to parking struggles and beyond. The street is a bustling hub of activity, with illegal parking being the most frequent complaint, as seen in the 16 reports. Residents often find themselves contending with vehicles parked in no-parking zones or blocking their driveways, with violations such as posted parking sign violations and parking with license plates frequently cited. The noise level is another significant concern, with 10 reports of residential noise. The cacophony can range from loud music or parties late into the night to persistent banging or pounding, creating an environment that can be disruptive to daily life and sleep.

During the winter months, snow and ice pose additional challenges, with five reports of snow-related issues. Residents have to contend with snow tracking on their streets, partially blocked access to their homes, and even blocked fire hydrants, which can hinder emergency services in case of a fire. The street's curb condition is also a cause for concern, with one report highlighting the need for repair or maintenance. Despite these challenges, the community is actively engaged in reporting issues, as evidenced by the specific problems reported, which range from smoking or vaping in non-designated areas to defacement of property. The street's proximity to other similarly graded streets suggests that these challenges may be part of a larger neighborhood-wide issue that requires collective effort and city intervention to address.

311 complaints trend · 4.3/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Beach 117 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Beach 117 Street

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