Neighborhood summary

Living on Van Cortlandt Avenue in Staten Island's Bayside neighborhood presents a mix of experiences, with some ups and downs reflected in the official city data. The street, which has a grade of B with a score of 81.1, is home to a diverse group of residents who have reported a range of issues.

One of the most common complaints is related to snow and ice management, with residents reporting snow tracking on the street and sidewalks, indicating that snow removal could be more efficient. Cones and other obstructions blocking the way are also a repeated issue, posing potential hazards for pedestrians and vehicles alike. The noise levels on Van Cortlandt Avenue can be quite high, with loud music or parties disrupting the peace, particularly at night. Additionally, the illegal conversion of residential buildings into other uses, such as unauthorized hotel rooms, has been a persistent problem, raising concerns about safety and zoning violations.

Other notable issues include illegally parked vehicles, abandonment of vehicles, and even the illegal use of a fire hydrant, which can block access for emergency vehicles. The presence of abandoned vehicles and litter, such as compost, further contribute to the visual and aesthetic decline of the street. Despite these challenges, the street's overall grade suggests that efforts to address these issues have been made, and residents continue to engage with city services to maintain and improve their neighborhood.

311 complaints trend · 1.8/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Van Cortlandt Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Van Cortlandt Avenue

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