Neighborhood summary

Living on Beach 35 Street in Queens, as indicated by its grade of D, presents a mix of challenges and inconveniences that residents must navigate daily. The street is plagued by persistent noise issues, with loud music and parties being the primary culprits, as reported six times in the past. This constant disturbance can make it difficult for residents to enjoy a peaceful living environment, especially during late hours. The noise isn't limited to residential areas; it also spills over onto the street and sidewalks, further disrupting the community's harmony.

Illegal parking is another significant concern on Beach 35 Street, with seven complaints logged. This problem not only contributes to visual clutter but also creates obstacles for emergency vehicles and makes it difficult for residents to find parking spots. The issue of illegal dumping, with three reported incidents, adds to the street's overall unsightliness and may pose health and safety hazards. Additionally, blocked fire hydrants and crosswalks, as well as blocked driveways and sidewalks, pose potential safety risks and hinder the daily commute for residents. Despite these challenges, residents on Beach 35 Street have shown a willingness to engage with city services, as evidenced by the variety of specific problems reported, ranging from removal requests to concerns about dead animals and smoking in restricted areas.

311 complaints trend · 3.4/address → Stable

Crime trend 15 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Beach 35 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Beach 35 Street

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