Neighborhood summary

Living on Raleigh Street in Queens offers a unique urban experience, with a balanced blend of community and daily challenges. The street's B grade indicates a mix of well-maintained and problematic areas, with a score of 85.1 reflecting the residents' efforts to maintain cleanliness and safety, despite facing several recurring issues.

One of the most prominent challenges is illegal parking, with 12 complaints, often leading to blocked driveways and crosswalks, as reported by residents. The narrow street can become congested, with vehicles parked in no-parking zones and blocking hydrants, making it difficult for emergency services to access the area. Additionally, residents deal with noise pollution, particularly loud music or parties, with 6 complaints, which can disrupt the otherwise peaceful neighborhood.

Snow and ice accumulation during winter months pose another significant issue, with 7 complaints. Residents have reported snow tracking onto their properties and blocked driveways, making it challenging to navigate the street safely. Despite these issues, the community has shown resilience in addressing these problems, as evident in the low crime rate, with only 1 misdemeanor reported in the area.

The street's proximity to other Queens streets with varying grades, such as the poorly rated Huron Street and 99 Place, highlights the importance of community engagement in maintaining Raleigh Street's relative safety and cleanliness. Residents have worked together to manage issues like abandoned vehicles, illegal dumping, and water system problems, demonstrating their commitment to preserving the quality of life on Raleigh Street.

311 complaints trend · 3.1/address → Stable

Crime trend 7 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Raleigh Street

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Crime on Raleigh Street

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