Eldridge Avenue

Should you live here? F — 33.0

Living on Eldridge Avenue in Staten Island is a challenging experience, especially when compared to its well-maintained neighbors like Clark Place and Saint Anthony Place. The most pressing issue residents face is the persistent noise pollution, with a staggering 23 complaints about street and sidewalk noise and 8 about residential noise. The loud music and parties that often extend into the late hours of the night are so frequent that they've been reported 19 times, making it a chronic problem for the community. The noise is not the only disruption; abandoned vehicles, often blocking driveways or crosswalks, have been reported 17 times, causing inconvenience and potential safety hazards.

Snow removal is also a significant issue during winter months, with 10 reports of snow tracking and blocked crosswalks. The city's snow removal efforts seem to fall short in this area, leaving residents to navigate icy streets and sidewalks. The presence of homeless individuals, reported 10 times, also poses challenges, with many residents seeking assistance or feeling uncomfortable with the situation. Panhandling has been reported 3 times, further contributing to the community's concerns. The illegal parking and conversion of residential buildings also pose structural and aesthetic problems, with 6 and 3 reports respectively. Despite these challenges, only 1 felony and 2 misdemeanors have been reported, suggesting that while the environment may be disorderly, it is not particularly dangerous. However, the frequent property crimes, including grand larceny of a motor vehicle and frauds, indicate that residents should remain vigilant to protect their belongings.

311 complaints trend · 3.1/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Crime on Eldridge Avenue

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Notable buildings on Eldridge Avenue

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