Neighborhood summary

Living on Elmira Avenue in Queens, as indicated by official city data, presents a mix of challenges and relative safety. The street's grade of D reflects the numerous complaints residents have filed, with abandoned and derelict vehicles being the most pressing issues. One can expect to see several unregistered or inoperable cars lining the street, potentially blocking fire hydrants or parking spots, and contributing to a cluttered and unsightly environment. The noise level is also a concern, with persistent reports of loud talking, music, and parties, likely emanating from nearby apartments or houses.

Another significant problem is illegal parking, which can make it difficult for residents to find a legal spot to park their own vehicles. Additionally, there are recurring issues with blocked driveways, damaged trees, and unleashed dogs, which can create inconveniences and safety hazards for those who live there. While the street is not plagued by severe crime, as evidenced by the low felony and misdemeanor counts, the presence of 1 misdemeanor offense against public order and sensitivity suggests that there may still be minor disturbances or quality-of-life issues that require attention from local authorities.

In comparison to nearby streets, Elmira Avenue presents a stark contrast to the neighboring Camden Avenue and Galway Street, both of which have received an A grade. Residents may feel that their street is lagging behind in terms of maintenance and upkeep, with Dunlop Avenue, graded F, serving as a stark reminder of the potential consequences of neglected streets.

311 complaints trend · 2.8/address → Stable

Crime trend 3 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Elmira Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Elmira Avenue

Nearby streets