NYC Report Card

Chatham Square

C — 75.5

MANHATTAN · 16 addresses · 1 precincts

Should you live here? C — 75.5

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Noise
Quiet
🐀
Pests
Clean
🔒
Safety
Very safe
🏠
Maintenance
Good
🧹
Cleanliness
Clean
1
Noise
complaints
0
Rodent/
pest issues
0
Felonies
this year
0
Total
crimes

Living on Chatham Square in Manhattan is a unique experience that offers a blend of bustling city life and historic charm, but it also comes with its own set of challenges. The street, graded C with a score of 75.5, is a hub of activity, reflecting in the top complaints that revolve around parking, street lights, and encampments.

Illegal parking is a significant issue, with residents and visitors often finding it difficult to park their vehicles due to unauthorized parking, leading to frequent complaints. The street also sees a considerable number of complaints about for-hire vehicle issues, which could indicate congestion or rude behavior from drivers. Street lights are another point of concern, with outages and poor conditions leading to safety and visibility issues, especially during nighttime hours.

Encampments, often associated with homelessness, are a visible issue on Chatham Square. This, coupled with the repeated requests for homeless person assistance, suggests a need for more support services and perhaps a more proactive approach to addressing homelessness in the area. Graffiti, while not as prevalent as other issues, is still a persistent problem, marring the streetscape and contributing to a feeling of disorder.

Specific problems reported include blocked fire hydrants, which can be a serious safety hazard, especially during fire emergencies. The lack of a certificate of occupancy or illegal conversions of residential buildings also indicates potential safety and legal concerns. Despite these challenges, the lack of reported felonies, misdemeanors, and violations suggests that while Chatham Square has its share of issues, it remains relatively safe for its residents.

Neighboring streets provide a stark contrast to Chatham Square. While Kimlau Square and Doyer Street maintain high grades, Oliver Street and Pell Street, both nearby, struggle with significant issues, indicating that the challenges faced on Chatham Square are not uniform across the area. Living on Chatham Square can be an experience of contrasts, balancing its historic significance and vibrant atmosphere with the need for improved services and better enforcement of regulations.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 26 complaints) · 1.6/address → Stable

Crime trend 18 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

Music/Party
1
100%
Neighbors
0
0%
Construction
0
0%
Traffic/Cars
0
0%
Other Noise
0
0%

311 Complaints

CategoryCountBar
Parking/Traffic 6
Noise 1
Maintenance 1
Dirty/Trash 1
Street Condition 8
Safety 8
Air Quality 2
Other 11
Total38

Crime on Chatham Square

CategoryCount
Felonies0
Misdemeanors0
Violations0
Total0

What residents are reporting

Illegal Parking (6) For Hire Vehicle Complaint (4) Street Light Condition (4) Encampment (4) Building/Use (3) Graffiti (3) Homeless Person Assistance (3) Broken Parking Meter (1) Snow or Ice (1) Lead (1)

Notable buildings on Chatham Square

BuildingScoreIssues
15 Chatham Square 96.0 2
7 Chatham Square 97.3 4
23 Chatham Square 98.0 1
22 Chatham Square 98.0 1
8 Chatham Square 98.0 1
11 Chatham Square 98.2 2
5 Chatham Square 98.2 5
12 Chatham Square 99.0 1
10 Chatham Square 99.3 3
3E Chatham Square 99.5 5

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