Neighborhood summary

Living on Beach 49 Street in Queens, NYC, is akin to residing in a well-maintained, yet not entirely problem-free, urban oasis. The street's 'A' grade, with a score of 97.7, reflects its overall cleanliness and safety, as indicated by the absence of reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations. However, a closer look at the specific complaints reveals a few nuisances that residents have to contend with.

Illegal parking is the most common gripe, with four complaints, likely due to the street's proximity to the beach and the resulting influx of visitors during the warmer months. Derelict vehicles, with two reported instances, serve as eyesores and potential safety hazards, while a blocked hydrant poses a fire risk, highlighting the importance of responsible parking. Street flooding, often a result of clogged drains or inadequate drainage infrastructure, has also been reported, indicating that heavy rainfall can lead to temporary inconveniences.

Despite these issues, the street's grade suggests that city services are generally effective in addressing these problems. The presence of weeds or grass, trash, and a detached trailer further illustrate the need for regular maintenance and upkeep. However, the lack of significant criminal activity offers residents a sense of security, making Beach 49 Street a relatively peaceful and safe place to call home.

Limited data — only 6 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Crime trend 2 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Beach 49 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Beach 49 Street

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