Neighborhood summary

Taipei Court, a narrow, tree-lined street in Queens, New York, is a stark example of the city's housing crisis, with residents enduring a plethora of issues that have earned the street a failing grade from the city's official data. The street is dominated by modest, multi-family homes, many of which show signs of disrepair, from peeling paint to leaky pipes. The most prevalent complaint amongst residents is the unsanitary conditions, with reports of pests, sewage backups, and mold infiltrating their homes. The problem is so severe that nearly 60 complaints have been lodged against pest infestations alone.

Adding to the discomfort is the persistent issue of noise pollution, with 43 complaints registered for residential noise disturbances. Many of these complaints are attributed to loud music and parties, often extending late into the night, disrupting the peaceful slumber of the neighborhood. The lack of adequate heat and hot water is another significant grievance, with 21 complaints highlighting the struggle of residents to maintain a comfortable temperature in their homes during the city's harsh winters.

The street's problems extend beyond the individual homes, with several residents reporting blocked fire hydrants, a critical safety hazard in a city prone to fires. Additionally, garbage and recycling storage issues have led to an accumulation of trash on the street, further exacerbating the unsanitary conditions. Despite these challenges, the community has found solace in nearby parks like Hermon A Macneil Park and Playground 115, which offer green spaces for relaxation and recreation. However, the urgent need for improvement on Taipei Court remains evident, as the street continues to grapple with these pressing issues.

311 complaints trend · 6.0/address → Stable

Crime trend 14 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Taipei Court

What residents are reporting

Crime on Taipei Court

Nearby streets