100 Avenue

Should you live here? F — 0

Living on 100 Avenue in Queens is a challenge, according to city data, with residents grappling with a myriad of issues that have led to the street receiving an F grade. The most pressing concern is the illegal parking epidemic, with a staggering 54 complaints, often involving cars parked with license plates, blocking driveways, or being abandoned. Derelict vehicles further exacerbate the problem, with 26 reports, creating an eyesore and potential safety hazards. Street conditions are also poor, with 31 complaints including potholes and cave-ins, making it difficult and sometimes dangerous for residents to navigate.

Noise pollution, particularly from loud music and parties, is another significant issue, with 16 complaints. This ongoing disruption likely impacts residents' quality of life, especially those with young children or who work odd hours. The street also faces issues with commercial overnight parking and illegally converted residential buildings, suggesting a lack of enforcement and oversight. The high number of heat and hot water complaints, along with missed waste collections, indicates that basic services are not being consistently provided to residents. Adding to the distress, the street has seen its fair share of crime, with 5 felonies, 6 misdemeanors, and 1 violation reported, including incidents of petit larceny, burglary, and assault.

311 complaints trend · 2.1/address → Stable

Crime trend 35 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Crime on 100 Avenue

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Notable buildings on 100 Avenue

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