Neighborhood summary

Life on Bud Place in Queens, with a grade of D, is a testament to the challenges that come with living in a densely populated urban area. Residents here grapple with a persistent issue of blocked driveways, with a total of 20 complaints, making it difficult for residents to park their vehicles or even access their own homes. This problem is exacerbated by the high number of illegal parking violations, with 8 complaints, suggesting that insufficient parking spaces lead to reckless parking habits. The narrow streets, likely due to the area's older architecture, are often obstructed, with 14 reports of no access and 6 of partial access, making it a struggle for emergency services to navigate the street during crises.

Adding to the daily inconveniences, residents have reported blocked sidewalks (3 complaints) and crosswalks (2 complaints), posing safety hazards for pedestrians, especially the elderly and those with mobility challenges. Additionally, a single complaint about an arcade might indicate noise pollution and potential gatherings that could disrupt the neighborhood's quiet. The contrasting grades of nearby streets, from the pristine A grades of Flushing Muni Parking 2 and Fulton Square to the dismal F grade of Prince Street, highlight the stark disparities in living conditions within close proximity. Despite these challenges, the crime rate on Bud Place is relatively low, with only 2 felonies, 4 misdemeanors, and no violations reported, suggesting that while quality of life issues are prevalent, the street remains relatively safe.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 29 complaints) · 2.9/address ↑ Increasing

Crime trend 15 total

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Notable buildings on Bud Place

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Crime on Bud Place

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