Neighborhood summary

Living on Flushing Avenue in Queens, New York, is a challenging experience, as evidenced by the city's data. The street has earned a failing grade due to a plethora of issues, with illegal parking being the most pressing concern, with over 430 complaints. Derelict and abandoned vehicles clutter the street, making it difficult for residents to navigate and park their own vehicles, with 97 and 55 complaints respectively. The constant presence of these vehicles also attracts graffiti, with 29 complaints, further marring the street's appearance.

Noise pollution is another significant issue, with both residential and commercial sources contributing to the problem. Residents and business owners alike have reported loud music and parties, with 93 complaints, making it difficult for those living on the street to enjoy a peaceful environment. The street conditions are also poor, with 64 complaints, likely due to potholes (43 complaints) and blocked sidewalks (272 complaints), which make it treacherous for pedestrians and vehicles alike. During winter, snow and ice accumulation (34 complaints) can further exacerbate these problems, creating hazardous conditions. Blocked driveways (88 complaints) and illegal dumping (32 complaints) also add to the chaos, making it clear that Flushing Avenue is in desperate need of improvement. The high crime rate, with 14 felonies, 14 misdemeanors, and 2 violations, further compounds the issues, with grand larceny, petit larceny, and criminal mischief being the top offenses. Residents who have chosen to live on nearby streets, such as 58 Drive, Rust Street, Maspeth Avenue, and even the adjacent 57 Place and 56 Terrace, have likely found themselves drawn into the troubles plaguing Flushing Avenue.

311 complaints trend · 4.2/address → Stable

Crime trend 37 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Flushing Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Flushing Avenue

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