Aske Street, Queens: Grade C+ · 311, HPD & Crash Data

Grade C+, 55 out of 100. How does Aske Street in Queens rank for traffic safety, noise, and cleanliness?

Livability score

Grade C+, livability 55 out of 100.

Calm 48, ranked against quiet residential streets. Access 67, ranked against every street in the city. More complaints per home than most quiet residential streets, but a lot within a walk.

That puts Aske Street in the top 36% of scored streets citywide.

Strongest on quietness (98) and food nearby (94). Traffic safety (19) is the weak spot.

On the record

The file runs across 20 distinct 311 categories in all.

The HPD file on Aske Street holds no Class C violation, the tier the city treats as an immediate health or safety risk. PLUTO counts 28 residential buildings and 82 homes on Aske Street, with 24 walk-ups and 0 elevator buildings among them. Across those buildings the average is about 2.9 homes each.

Among quiet residential streets, Aske Street ranks 66 on infrastructure and 21 on cleanliness. A 21 on cleanliness places Aske Street in the weakest quarter of quiet residential streets. Parking ranks 66 on the same scale, with housing at 54. Against every street in the city, Aske Street ranks 67 on transit and 24 on tree cover. Aske Street ranks 94 on food nearby, the best of its three citywide measures. About 1,970 quiet residential streets make up the band Aske Street is scored inside.

Quietness is the strongest of the measures ranked inside the band, at 98.

The housing file records no rent-stabilized home among the 82 on Aske Street.

Scores are built from 311 complaints, HPD violations, NYPD crash records, NYPD felony complaint records, MTA stop locations, DOHMH food permits, and the street tree census, divided by the homes and businesses on the street, updated weekly. Read the scoring method or the data sources.

Nearest streets in Queens

Aske Street runs through Elmhurst, where every scored street in the neighborhood is ranked beside it.

Every scored street in Queens, the citywide rankings of all 5,700+ graded streets, or Queens vs Brooklyn: How the Two Boroughs Score (2026 Data).

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