Kneeland Street

Should you live here? B — 86.6

Living on Kneeland Street in Queens, as indicated by its grade of B with a score of 86.6, presents a mix of challenges and conveniences. Residents have primarily expressed concerns about water system issues, with two reports highlighting water leaks, suggesting that they might frequently encounter dripping faucets, running toilets, or even flooding in their homes or the street itself. This could lead to increased utility bills and potentially hazardous conditions if not addressed promptly.

Derelict vehicles and improper parking practices also pose issues on Kneeland Street. There's been one report each of abandoned vehicles and illegal parking, which could potentially block fire hydrants, sidewalks, or even cause accidents due to poor visibility. Additionally, a report of a damaged street sign might contribute to these parking problems or create confusion for drivers and pedestrians alike. While potholes are a common issue in many NYC streets, the presence of one on Kneeland Street could cause vehicle damage or pose a hazard to cyclists and motorcyclists.

In terms of crime, Kneeland Street has seen a relatively low number of incidents, with one felony assault, one harassment case, and one assault-related offense reported. However, it's essential to remain vigilant and take necessary safety precautions. Comparing Kneeland Street to its neighbors, Jacobus Street and Hillyer Street have a similar grade of B, while Ireland Street has a higher grade of A, indicating better conditions. Conversely, 74 Street and 72 Street have significantly lower grades of F, suggesting that residents of Kneeland Street might face fewer challenges compared to their nearby counterparts.

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

Crime trend 25 total

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Notable buildings on Kneeland Street

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