Neighborhood summary

Living on Greaves Court in Staten Island presents a mix of challenges and positives, with water system issues and street conditions being the most pressing concerns according to official city data. Residents here have contended with several possible water main breaks and hydrant leaks, which can lead to reduced water pressure, discoloration, or even flooding in homes. The streetscape is marred by failed repairs and potholes, making it difficult for pedestrians and vehicles to navigate safely. Some residents have also reported sewer backups and dirty water, indicating potential problems with the sewage system.

Despite these challenges, Greaves Court boasts a relatively low crime rate, with only one felony assault reported in the area. This makes it a safer than average place to live in New York City. Surrounding streets show a mix of grades, with Dewey Avenue being the lowest at C, while Dewey Place and Nahant Street are among the highest graded at A. This suggests that while Greaves Court has its share of issues, it is not an outlier in its neighborhood and may offer a similar quality of life to nearby streets. However, the frequent water system issues and street repairs needed might cause some disruption and inconvenience to those living on Greaves Court.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 15 complaints) · 3.0/address ↓ Decreasing

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