Neighborhood summary

Living on Saint Mary Avenue in Staten Island is generally a pleasant experience, as indicated by its high grade of A (98.7). The street is quiet, with only a handful of noise complaints, primarily related to vehicle noise and one instance of car/truck music. Residents have also reported banging/pounding noise, suggesting that occasional construction or DIY projects might be the culprit. Snow tracking is a minor issue during winter, but the city's snow removal services seem to address it promptly.

One of the more significant issues is an illegal conversion of a residential building/space, which could potentially lead to overcrowding or unsafe living conditions. However, the lack of further complaints suggests that this problem might have been resolved. An unsanitary animal issue, likely involving a dog, has also been reported, but it's unclear if it's an ongoing problem.

Neighboring streets offer a mixed bag. St. Mary Avenue and St. Marys Avenue (with different spellings) have grades of A and B, respectively, suggesting similar levels of safety and quality of life. However, Virginia Avenue and another St. Marys Avenue have grades of F and D, indicating potential issues with crime, sanitation, or other factors. This could be something to consider when comparing the merits of Saint Mary Avenue with other nearby streets. Despite these minor issues, Saint Mary Avenue remains a relatively peaceful and safe place to live, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations in the nearby area.

Limited data — only 5 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Crime trend 3 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Saint Mary Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Saint Mary Avenue

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