Neighborhood summary

Living on Elder Avenue in Queens is a challenge, as reflected by its grade of F, the city's lowest ranking. Residents are grappling with a myriad of issues that impact their daily lives. The most pressing concern is the lack of adequate heat and hot water, with a staggering 44 complaints, suggesting that many residents are left shivering in their homes during cold weather.

The street itself is in dire need of repairs, with 28 complaints about its condition, including multiple reports of potholes. This not only makes navigating the street difficult but also poses a safety hazard for residents and visitors alike. Illegal parking is another significant issue, with 15 complaints, often leading to blocked fire hydrants, a potentially life-threatening situation in the event of a fire. The street is also plagued by chronic dumping, with 7 reports, contributing to a dirty and unsanitary environment. The noise from loud music or parties, reported 7 times, adds to the discomfort, often disrupting the peace and quiet that residents would otherwise enjoy.

The nearby streets share some of these challenges, with Colden Street and Geranium Avenue also graded F, suggesting a broader issue within the neighborhood. In contrast, Park Crescent, graded A, indicates that improvements are possible but may require significant effort. The streets also face a notable crime problem, with a total of 14 felonies and misdemeanors reported, including criminal mischief, assault, and grand larceny of a motor vehicle. This high crime rate can deter potential improvements and contribute to the overall sense of disorder and neglect on Elder Avenue.

311 complaints trend · 6.4/address → Stable

Crime trend 9 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Elder Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Elder Avenue

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