Neighborhood summary

Living on Hardy Street in Staten Island, as indicated by its grade of B and a score of 85.2, presents a mix of both pleasant and challenging aspects. The most prevalent issue residents face is noise pollution, with ten complaints specifically citing loud music or parties. This suggests that while the street is not entirely quiet, the noise levels are not consistently disruptive enough to warrant a lower grade.

Derelict vehicles are another significant concern, with eight complaints. This could mean that abandoned or unregistered cars are often left on the street, potentially impacting the neighborhood's aesthetic and safety. Snow and ice buildup during winter months also poses a challenge, with four complaints related to snow tracking, indicating that proper snow removal and maintenance might not always be promptly addressed.

Interestingly, despite some noise and vehicle-related issues, Hardy Street appears to have a low crime rate, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations. This suggests that while there may be some nuisance issues, the street is generally safe and peaceful.

Comparatively, nearby streets like Prince Street and Vanderbilt Avenue have significantly lower grades (F), indicating more severe issues such as higher crime rates or more persistent problems like noise and vehicle-related complaints. In contrast, streets like Mickardan Court and Waverly Place have higher grades (A), suggesting they might be quieter and have fewer persistent problems than Hardy Street.

311 complaints trend · 2.9/address → Stable

Crime trend 3 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Hardy Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Hardy Street

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