Neighborhood summary

Living on Hawthorn Avenue in Queens offers a mix of bustling city life and residential tranquility, with a B grade that reflects a relatively safe and well-maintained environment. However, residents have faced persistent parking-related issues that significantly impact their daily lives. The most common complaints revolve around blocked driveways and illegal parking, with a total of 22 reports. This means residents often struggle to access their own properties due to improperly parked vehicles, and finding a parking spot can be a daily challenge.

The noise levels on Hawthorn Avenue are generally manageable, with only two noise complaints registered. However, when noise issues do arise, they can be quite specific and problematic. One resident reported loud music playing late into the night, disrupting their sleep and causing distress. Additionally, a single complaint about a blocked fire hydrant highlights the potential safety hazard that can arise from improper parking and obstruction of city infrastructure.

In contrast to the parking woes, the nearby streets offer a range of grades and experiences. Elm Avenue and Delaware Avenue, both nearby, have significantly lower grades of D and F respectively, indicating more pressing issues and less desirable living conditions. On the other hand, the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway (BQE) nearby offers convenient access to other parts of the city, although it contributes to some of the traffic and noise levels experienced on Hawthorn Avenue. Despite these challenges, the overall crime rate on Hawthorn Avenue is low, with only one misdemeanor offense reported, and no felonies or violations, ensuring a relatively peaceful living environment.

311 complaints trend · 1.8/address → Stable

Crime trend 12 total

Noise Breakdown

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Notable buildings on Hawthorn Avenue

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Crime on Hawthorn Avenue

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