Neighborhood summary

Living on New York Times Plaza in Queens, you'd find yourself in a quiet, well-maintained haven amidst the bustling city. The street's A grade, one of the highest in the borough, reflects its pristine condition. The most prevalent issue, as reported by residents, is illegal parking, with a total of two complaints. Both of these were specifically about posted parking sign violations, suggesting that while parking might be a challenge due to the street's popularity, residents are diligent about adhering to the rules once they understand them.

The street's proximity to major thoroughfares like the Whitestone Expressway and Whitestone Expy might initially raise concerns about noise pollution, but the lack of noise-related complaints indicates that the location's advantages—easy access to highways and public transportation—outweigh any potential drawbacks. The street's grade is further bolstered by the absence of any reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations, suggesting a strong sense of community safety and engagement. This makes New York Times Plaza an appealing choice for those seeking a peaceful, well-kept urban living experience.

Limited data — only 3 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Crime trend 13 total

311 Complaints

What residents are reporting

Crime on New York Times Plaza

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