Neighborhood summary

Living on Holland Avenue in Queens is an experience that comes with its unique set of challenges, primarily revolving around noise and parking issues, as indicated by the official city data. The street, with a grade of D, is home to a diverse community, but residents have to contend with persistent noise pollution, predominantly from loud music and parties, which top the list of complaints with a staggering 14 reports. These events, often occurring in apartment buildings, can make it difficult for residents to enjoy peaceful evenings or get a good night's sleep, as evident from the 'Apartments Only' subcategory with 7 reports.

Parking issues are also a significant source of frustration, with illegal parking being the most complained about problem with 15 reports. This likely leads to blocked driveways and crosswalks, with 2 reports each, further contributing to the street's parking woes. Additionally, 6 reports of blocked hydrants highlight an issue that could potentially compromise public safety, especially during emergencies. The street's proximity to other poorly graded streets in the Beach 91st Street neighborhood might exacerbate these issues, as residents may seek alternative parking spots on Holland Avenue.

Despite these challenges, the street has a clean crime record, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations. This suggests that while the noise and parking issues can be disruptive and frustrating, they do not appear to pose significant safety threats to the residents of Holland Avenue.

311 complaints trend · 1.7/address → Stable

Crime trend 20 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Holland Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Holland Avenue

Nearby streets