Neighborhood summary

Living on Leith Road, tucked away in the Queens neighborhood, offers a unique blend of urban living and community charm, as reflected in its high grade of 94.5. The street, with a total of 8 addresses, is well-maintained, with most residents taking pride in their homes, as indicated by the low number of general construction and plumbing complaints. However, some persistent issues have been reported by residents.

One of the most frequent complaints is about dead or dying trees, with a total of 3 reports. These trees, planted more than two years ago, have not only lost their aesthetic appeal but also pose potential safety hazards to residents. The problem is exacerbated by the fact that there's also an issue with unauthorized tree pruning, further compromising the health and safety of these trees. Additionally, there have been complaints about illegal tree damage, suggesting a lack of respect for the green spaces in the area.

Another significant concern is the water system. Residents have reported leaks and sewer backups, which can lead to costly repairs and health issues if left unaddressed. The city has been notified about these problems, but the recurring nature of these complaints suggests that more needs to be done to resolve these issues promptly.

Despite these challenges, Leith Road benefits from its proximity to other well-graded streets in the neighborhood, such as Leith Place and Bates Road, which share similar community values and standards of living. The area also enjoys a low crime rate, with only 1 misdemeanor reported, making it a relatively safe place to live. Moreover, the street's proximity to various transportation options, including the nearby subway stations, adds to its convenience and appeal.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 13 complaints) · 1.6/address → Stable

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