Neighborhood summary

Living on Dickens Street in Queens, especially at address 59, presents a challenging environment, as reflected by its poor grade and high volume of complaints. Residents are plagued by persistent noise issues, with loud music and parties being the primary culprit, accounting for over 50 of the 64 noise complaints. The noise is so pervasive that it's not limited to just one apartment but affects the entire building, with 24 complaints specifically mentioning this issue. The noise pollution is so bad that it even spills over to nearby streets, potentially impacting the quality of life for residents on those blocks as well.

Parking is another significant issue on Dickens Street. With 30 illegal parking complaints and 10 reports of blocked driveways, finding a parking spot can be a constant struggle. This situation is further exacerbated by the presence of derelict vehicles and commercial overnight parking, which not only take up valuable space but also contribute to the unsanitary conditions reported by residents. The street also faces problems with heat and hot water, plumbing, and water leaks, indicating that the infrastructure may be in need of significant repairs or upgrades. Despite these challenges, residents have reported crimes such as harassment, assault, and petty larceny, highlighting the need for improved safety and security measures.

311 complaints trend · 4.2/address → Stable

Crime trend 6 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Dickens Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Dickens Street

Nearby streets