Neighborhood summary

Living on Beach 73 Street in Queens, New York, is an experience that can be best described as a constant battle against chronic street issues, despite being surrounded by well-maintained neighboring streets. The most pressing concern for residents is the deplorable state of the street itself, with potholes and rough, cracked roads making each drive or walk a treacherous journey. The city has recorded numerous complaints about these hazards, with some residents even reporting partial access to their homes due to the poor road conditions.

Another significant challenge is the sheer number of abandoned and illegally parked vehicles cluttering the street. With nearly 20 complaints specifically mentioning license plates, it's clear that enforcement is lax, leaving residents to navigate a maze of cars blocking driveways, hydrants, and even fire lanes. This not only creates a safety hazard but also makes it difficult for emergency services to access the street when needed. Additionally, illegal dumping is rampant, with trash and debris littering the curbs and sidewalks, further contributing to the street's overall unsanitary and disorderly appearance. Despite these glaring issues, crime rates on the street are relatively low, with most offenses being petty larceny, likely due to the lack of surveillance and poor lighting conditions.

311 complaints trend · 1.9/address → Stable

Crime trend 9 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Beach 73 Street

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Crime on Beach 73 Street

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