Neighborhood summary

Living on Colonial Avenue in Queens, one is immediately immersed in a bustling, multi-faceted urban environment, with the hum of the Horace Harding Expressway serving as a constant backdrop. The street's grade of C, with a score of 70.0, suggests a blend of vibrancy and challenges that are characteristic of many New York City neighborhoods. The most prevalent issue, illegal parking, is a testament to the street's popularity and demand for space, with 23 complaints logged. Residents might find their driveways blocked (2 complaints) or struggle to find a parking spot due to vehicles parked in violation of posted signs (17 complaints). The street condition itself is also a point of concern, with 8 complaints, likely referring to potholes (8 complaints), which can make driving and walking unpleasant and potentially dangerous.

Noise pollution, while not as rampant as parking issues, is still a notable challenge, with one complaint specifically mentioning loud music or parties. This could indicate occasional late-night disruptions to residents' peace and quiet. Rat sightings and signs of rodents (2 complaints) suggest that pest control could be an additional concern for some residents. The presence of overgrown trees or branches (1 complaint) could potentially obstruct sidewalks or posed additional safety hazards during storms or high winds. Despite these challenges, the crime rate on Colonial Avenue is relatively low, with only 2 felonies, 1 misdemeanor, and no violations reported, suggesting a sense of safety and security among its residents.

311 complaints trend · 2.5/address → Stable

Crime trend 56 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Colonial Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Colonial Avenue

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