Neighborhood summary

Living on Steinway Avenue in Staten Island, as indicated by its high grade of A (score: 99.7), presents a notably peaceful and well-maintained environment. The primary concern residents have expressed, with only one complaint, is the streetlight condition, specifically a streetlight being out. This slight oversight in infrastructure does not significantly detract from the overall safety and comfort of the street. The lack of crime statistics, with zero felonies, misdemeanors, and violations reported, further underscores the tranquility and security of this residential area.

Steinway Avenue's proximity to other streets with varying grades offers a mix of environments within close proximity. To the north, Stephen Loop and Elie Court have grades of B and D respectively, potentially providing a contrast in terms of noise levels, with Elie Court potentially experiencing more disturbances, as suggested by its lower grade. To the south, Stratford Court and Country Drive South, both with an A grade, offer similar peaceful living conditions, while Shiloh Street, with a grade of B, might offer a slightly different dynamic. Despite these variations, Steinway Avenue stands out as a notably quiet and secure street, with its well-lit (save for one outage) and well-maintained character.

Crime trend 13 total

311 Complaints

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