Long Island City & Hunters Point
Long Island City's middle street scores 60 of 100, 1st of 57 Queens neighborhoods, and it holds the borough's highest access reading at 74 of 100. Half of its 46 scored streets grade B or better. The other half is the reason to read the block rather than the rank: ten of them grade C or lower, and the scores run from 37 to 96. Hunter St, the best-scoring residential block, reads 85, and 5th St reads 43.
Illegal parking accounts for 19,499 of the 53,456 complaints and violations filed on these streets, 36% of the log, and 50th Ave carries 9,590 records on its own. Quietness reads 64 of 100, 7th in Queens, and cleanliness 63, 12th. Sunnyside is the next page east, where the middle street scores 57.
23 of 46 scored Long Island City streets grade B or better.
Long Island City on the record
- Long Island City's 46 scored streets run from 37 to 96, and half of them sit between 48 and 75.
- 23 of those 46 streets grade B or better and 10 grade C or lower.
- Hunter St scores 85, the best of the residential blocks at least half inside Long Island City, and 5th St scores 43, the lowest.
- Access averages 74 of 100, 1st of 57 Queens neighborhoods, and traffic safety averages 60, 4th.
- Quietness averages 64, 7th of 57, and the neighborhood's streets run from 2 to 98 on that column.
- Illegal parking is the most-filed record on Long Island City streets, 19,499 of 53,456 complaints and violations, or 36% of the log.
- 50th Ave carries 9,590 of those records, more than any other street in the neighborhood.
- Hunters Point, LIC and Queens West all resolve to this page.
Where Long Island City is strong, and where it is not
Each row is Long Island City's average on a 0 to 100 scale. The grey span is how far its own streets spread. The thin line is the Queens median.
The best and lowest-scoring blocks on Long Island City
Every street with at least a tenth of its length inside the neighborhood. Streets are scored end to end.
Every street in Long Island City, ranked
57 streets, 46 scored| # | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Orchard Street65 reports · single development | 98 | 96 | 100% |
| 2 | Queens Street44 reports · single development | 94 | 96 | 100% |
| 3 | Hunter Street173 reports · 87% rent-stabilized | 85 | 85 | 100% |
| 4 | Jackson Avenue1,380 reports · 55% rent-stabilized | 93 | 82 | 100% |
| 5 | Malt Drive130 reports · single development | 94 | 82 | 100% |
| 6 | Pearson Street57 reports · 57% rent-stabilized | 60 | 80 | 100% |
| 7 | Purves Street201 reports · single development | 66 | 80 | 100% |
| 8 | 28 Street781 reports | 92 | 79 | 8% inside Long Island City |
| 9 | 42 Road229 reports | 86 | 76 | 74% inside Long Island City |
| 10 | 24 Street664 reports | 78 | 75 | 11% inside Long Island City |
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Questions about Long Island City
Is Long Island City a good place to live?
Long Island City's middle street scores 60 of 100, the highest median of the 57 Queens neighborhoods that rank, and 23 of its 46 scored streets grade B or better. Ten grade C or lower, so the range is wide: Hunter St reads 85 and 5th St reads 43. Access is the strongest column at 74 of 100, first in Queens.
Is Long Island City quiet?
Quietness averages 64 of 100 across Long Island City's 46 scored streets, 7th of 57 Queens neighborhoods. The streets themselves run from 2 to 98 on that column.
Is Long Island City clean?
Cleanliness averages 63 of 100 in Long Island City, 12th of 57 Queens neighborhoods. Illegal parking is the most-filed record on these streets at 19,499 of 53,456 complaints and violations, 36% of everything logged.