Neighborhood summary

Living on Tenth Avenue in Queens, as indicated by its grade of C and specific complaints, presents a mix of challenges and relative tranquility. The most prominent issue is illegal parking, with 97 complaints, likely due to the street's proximity to nearby hubs like LaGuardia Airport and the Queensboro Bridge, which can lead to high traffic and a scarcity of parking spots. Residents also face noise pollution, with 4 complaints about street and sidewalk noise, and 2 each for loud music/parties and loud talking, suggesting that while noise is a concern, it's not overwhelming.

Another significant issue is blocked hydrants, with 73 complaints. This can pose a serious safety hazard, particularly in case of fires, and it's likely that many of these incidents have been addressed by the relevant authorities. Derelict vehicles, with 3 complaints, also contribute to the street's poor grade, potentially affecting the street's aesthetics and safety. Additionally, there have been 2 complaints each for commercial overnight parking and double parked vehicles blocking traffic, indicating that enforcement of parking rules could be stricter.

Despite these challenges, crime rates on Tenth Avenue are low, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations. This suggests that while there are nuisance issues to address, the street is generally safe for its residents. Compared to nearby streets like 6 Avenue and 14 Avenue, which have grades of F, Tenth Avenue's C grade indicates that it is relatively well-maintained and peaceful, despite the parking and noise challenges.

311 complaints trend · 5.3/address → Stable

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Noise Breakdown

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Crime on Tenth Avenue

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