Neighborhood summary

Living on Hunters Point South Park in Queens, as indicated by the city data, presents a unique blend of challenges and amenities. The street's C grade of 75.0 is a testament to the need for improvement in certain areas, with noise pollution being the most pronounced issue. Residents here have reported a significant number of complaints regarding loud music and parties, with eight instances logged, suggesting that noise from these activities is a persistent problem. This can lead to disrupted sleep, stress, and general discomfort, affecting the quality of life for those residing here.

Another concern is the proximity to several streets with low grades, such as Malt Drive and Fifth Street, both graded F. This proximity could potentially expose residents to the issues plaguing these nearby streets, which might include problems like litter, graffiti, or other forms of disorder. However, the vicinity to Hunters Point Park, graded A, offers a stark contrast and provides a peaceful green space for residents to enjoy. The street also sees a low level of crime, with only four recorded incidents, including two felonies, one misdemeanor, and two violations. The most common offenses were harassment and larceny, both misdemeanors, indicating that while there are some issues, the street is generally safe for residents. Despite these challenges, living on Hunters Point South Park offers a mix of urban living with access to a park and a lower crime rate than some of its neighboring streets.

Limited data — only 7 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Crime trend 69 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

What residents are reporting

Crime on Hunters Point South Park

Nearby streets