Neighborhood summary

Living on Himrod Street in Queens offers a peaceful and safe environment, as indicated by the high grade and minimal crime reports. The street is well-maintained, with the only complaint registered in the past year being a single street light outage, which has since been addressed. Residents enjoy a quiet atmosphere, with no reports of loud music, parties, or other noise disturbances that often plague other urban areas. The street is wide enough to accommodate both parked cars and vehicles driving through, unlike some nearby streets where parking can become a challenge due to narrow roads and double-parked cars.

However, a quick glance at the neighboring streets reveals stark contrasts. Stanhope Street, Stockholm Street, Onderdonk Avenue, Dekalb Avenue, and Greene Avenue all have significantly lower grades, indicating that residents of Himrod Street might experience some spillover effects from these nearby areas. For instance, residents might encounter blocked fire hydrants on these streets, as this is a common complaint in many NYC neighborhoods. Additionally, residents of Himrod Street may need to be vigilant about parking their cars during snow emergencies, as some of the neighboring streets have had issues with snow removal due to illegally parked vehicles. Despite these potential inconveniences, living on Himrod Street provides a rare oasis of calm and safety in the bustling city of New York.

Crime trend 35 total

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