Neighborhood summary

Living on Claude Avenue in Queens is a tale of two sides, with stark contrasts between noise pollution and lack of significant criminal activity. The most pressing issue residents face is the persistent noise, with a substantial number of complaints focused on loud music and parties. The pounding and banging sounds, often originating from entire buildings or specific apartments, can be a constant disturbance, especially at night. Despite the noise, the street has managed to maintain a relatively low crime rate, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations, contributing to a sense of safety among residents.

However, the noise is not the only challenge. Residents also grapple with infrastructure-related issues. Illegal parking, including double-parked cars blocking traffic, is a recurring problem, as is the blocking of driveways and fire hydrants. Water system issues, such as leaks and conservation concerns, are also frequent complaints. The street's grade of C, with a score of 78.3, suggests that while it's not the worst in the area, there's still room for improvement. Nearby streets like Mathias Avenue and Dillon Street have grades of F, indicating significantly more severe issues. In contrast, Brewer Boulevard boasts a grade of A, highlighting the stark contrast in living conditions just a stone's throw away.

311 complaints trend · 2.3/address → Stable

Crime trend 36 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Claude Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Claude Avenue

Nearby streets