Neighborhood summary

Living on Belmont Avenue in Queens is, for the most part, a pleasant and safe experience, as reflected in its high grade of A and a low crime rate, with only one felony recorded in the last year. The street is characterized by a mix of residential and commercial buildings, with a strong sense of community, as indicated by the well-maintained facades and the presence of local businesses. However, residents do face some recurring issues, primarily related to parking.

One of the most notable challenges is the prevalence of illegal parking. The official data shows a significant number of complaints related to vehicles parked without valid permits or licenses, as well as commercial vehicles parking overnight, which is prohibited in many residential areas. This not only leads to congestion on the street but also blocks hydrants, posing a potential fire safety hazard. There have also been instances of abandoned and derelict vehicles, further contributing to the parking woes.

Despite these parking issues, Belmont Avenue remains a largely quiet and peaceful street. The only misdemeanor and violation reported in the last year suggest that the street is generally well-behaved, with the most severe offense being a single case of grand larceny. This indicates that while there are some nuisances related to parking, the overall quality of life on Belmont Avenue is high.

Limited data — only 7 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Crime trend 23 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Belmont Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Belmont Avenue

Nearby streets