Neighborhood summary

Living on Dry Harbor Road in Queens, particularly at address 54, seems to be a challenge based on the official city data. The street's grade of 'F' suggests a significant number of persistent issues. The most common complaint is noise, with a staggering 101 reports, many of which are attributed to residential sources, with loud music and parties being the primary offenders, accounting for 58 and 55 reports respectively. The noise is so intrusive that it often transcends into the late hours, with 'Banging/Pounding' reported 55 times. The street's condition also seems to be a concern, with 25 reports of poor street conditions and 10 reports of potholes, which can make navigating the street difficult and potentially dangerous. Illegal parking is another significant issue, with 37 reports, often leading to blocked driveways, which were reported 9 times. The heat and hot water seem to be a recurring problem as well, with 23 reports, suggesting that some residents might be struggling with their heating and hot water services.

The nearby streets also seem to share some of these challenges, with 84 Street and 62 Avenue both graded 'F', indicating that these issues might not be isolated to Dry Harbor Road. However, Bourton Street and Haring Street, graded 'A' and 'C' respectively, suggest that improvements are possible with adequate attention and resources. Unfortunately, the crime statistics for Dry Harbor Road also indicate challenges, with a total of 12 reported offenses, including harassment, petit larceny, and felony assault, which might contribute to the sense of unease among the residents.

311 complaints trend · 4.4/address → Stable

Crime trend 18 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Dry Harbor Road

What residents are reporting

Crime on Dry Harbor Road

Nearby streets