Neighborhood summary

Living on Keating Place in Staten Island can be an interesting experience, with a unique blend of challenges and community. The street's C grade, with a score of 72.8, suggests there are noticeable issues, but it's far from being the most troublesome in the borough. The most pressing concern is noise, particularly from residential sources. The official tally of 11 complaints about loud music and parties hints at a lively, though perhaps not always peaceful, atmosphere. Residents might enjoy the occasional social gathering, but late-night revelry could be a disturbance for those seeking an early night's sleep.

Parking is another significant issue, with 8 complaints of blocked driveways and 5 of illegal parking. This suggests that finding a suitable parking spot might be a daily challenge, especially during peak hours. Moreover, the 2 reports of blocked hydrants and 1 of blocked sidewalk indicate that some residents may not always prioritize safety and accessibility, potentially hindering emergency services or making it difficult for those with mobility issues to navigate the street.

In terms of nearby streets, Keating Place is somewhat sandwiched between the pristine Merrymount Avenue and Ferndale Court (both with an A grade) and the struggling Nehring Avenue (with an F grade). This proximity might offer residents a glimpse into the stark contrast of living conditions in the area, with the potential for improvement or decline. The crime statistics, with a total of 3 offenses, including 1 felony assault and 2 harassment cases, suggest a relatively low crime rate, though it's essential to stay vigilant and report any suspicious activity.

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Crime trend 4 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Keating Place

What residents are reporting

Crime on Keating Place

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