Neighborhood summary

Living on Jordan Avenue in Queens, as indicated by its C grade and score of 76.7, presents a mix of challenges and decent quality of life. The street is plagued by recurring issues that can be bothersome and potentially hazardous to residents. One of the most frequent problems is obstruction, with a total of 9 complaints, mostly due to illegally parked vehicles, derelict cars, and cones blocking the way. This can make the street narrow, causing traffic congestion and pedestrians to walk in the road, increasing the risk of accidents. Additionally, damaged trees and overgrown branches are significant issues, with 8 and 4 complaints respectively. These can pose safety hazards, especially during storms when fallen branches or limbs can cause property damage or injuries.

Illegal dumping is another persistent problem on Jordan Avenue, with 7 complaints. This can lead to an eyesore of trash and debris littering the street, attracting pests, and potentially causing health issues. Despite these challenges, the crime rate on Jordan Avenue is relatively low, with only 1 misdemeanor reported, indicating that the street is generally safe for its residents. However, the stark contrast in grades with nearby streets such as Mayville Street (Grade A) and Ilion Avenue (Grade C) highlights the need for improvement on Jordan Avenue. Residents might feel a sense of relief knowing that the crime rate is low, but the persistent quality of life issues could make living on Jordan Avenue less than ideal.

311 complaints trend · 1.6/address → Stable

Crime trend 11 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Jordan Avenue

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Crime on Jordan Avenue

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