Neighborhood summary

Lewis Boulevard, nestled in the heart of Queens, offers a serene and well-maintained living experience, as reflected in its impressive grade of 97.7. The street is lined with neatly kept residential buildings, and the clean, well-lit sidewalks are a testament to the city's efficient maintenance. The most pressing concerns for residents are related to building use and upkeep, with two complaints regarding illegal conversions of residential spaces. This suggests that while the street maintains its residential character, there may be some unauthorized changes to the building structures. Despite these issues, the street remains remarkably quiet, with no reports of loud music or parties, ensuring a peaceful atmosphere for its residents.

The most notable challenge during the colder months is snow and ice accumulation, with one complaint highlighting the need for better clearing of these obstacles. This is a common issue in NYC, but with proper snow removal practices, it's a manageable inconvenience. Interestingly, one complaint about use outside suggests that there might be some overcrowding or misuse of the outdoor spaces, but with no reports of drug activity, the street maintains a safe and secure environment. The nearby streets offer a stark contrast, with grades ranging from F to A, further emphasizing the desirability of living on Lewis Boulevard. The lack of any crime reports, including felonies, misdemeanors, or violations, underscores the safety and security that residents enjoy on this well-maintained Queens street.

Limited data — only 4 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Crime trend 35 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Lewis Boulevard

What residents are reporting

Crime on Lewis Boulevard

Nearby streets