Neighborhood summary

Living on Sagamore Avenue in Queens, with a B grade of 84.7, presents a mix of challenges and relative quietude. The most prominent issue residents grapple with is the heat and hot water system in their apartments, with a staggering 14 complaints, indicating a recurring and significant problem that likely affects the comfort and quality of life for many tenants. The second most frequent complaint, illegal parking, suggests that residents often struggle with finding parking spaces due to vehicles parked improperly or without permits, a common frustration in dense urban areas like NYC.

Walking down Sagamore Avenue, one might encounter blocked sidewalks, derelict vehicles, and even compost-related issues, creating obstacles and eyesores that detract from the street's overall appeal. The street condition itself has been reported as rough, pitted, or cracked, indicative of a need for repair and maintenance. Despite these issues, the street maintains a relatively low crime rate, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations, providing a sense of safety for its residents.

Comparatively, nearby streets such as Hiawatha Avenue have a higher grade of A, suggesting a better living environment, while streets like Carpenter Avenue and 199 Street have a failing grade of F, indicating significantly more pressing issues. This contrast serves as a reminder that while Sagamore Avenue has its share of problems, it might not be the worst off compared to its immediate neighbors. However, the persistent issues, particularly the heat and hot water complaints, highlight the need for targeted attention and resolution from local authorities to improve the living conditions for Sagamore Avenue residents.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 17 complaints) · 1.7/address ↓ Decreasing

Crime trend 34 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Sagamore Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Sagamore Avenue

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