noisy in the summer months

Hi D.Lee,

The area is nice and its very kid and pet friendly. It can get noisy in the summer, just like other areas of the city. As far as crime in the area I would suggest looking at the crime statistics report for the area.

Hello D.lee-sam that area of Fort George is protected by the NYPD's 34th Precinct, you can check out the latest crime statistics here; http://www.nyc.gov/html/nypd/downloads/pdf/crime_statistics/…

I have apartments in that area that are kid and pet friendly that I can show you. Please call Erika at 917-335-8569 for assistance.

Hi, you can visit http://www.Homefair.com and http://www.SpotCrime.com for in-depth crime stats and area demographics. The other option is to contact the local police dept.


Christopher Pagli
Licensed Associate Broker
Accredited Buyer Representative
William Raveis Legends Realty Group
914.406.9023

Realtors are not allowed to comment on neighborhoods or schools, but we can be the "source of the source." There are many websites that will provide information and you can also contact the local police department for crime rate stats.

If you go to http://www.GladstoneGroupRealty.com, you will find a link to school reports.

When it comes to any safety/crime related issues, it's always best to contact the local police department with all your questions, hear all there is to hear firsthand. If unfamiliar with the area(s) do revisit more than once and at different times of day, possibly chat with locals/neighbors. Real estate professionals are prohibited from steering, enticing a buyer to purchase, or not, in specific neighborhoods.
http://www.neighborhoodscout.com/
https://www.crimereports.com/
http://www.homefair.com/

The neighborhood is known for it's five and six-story prewar and post war apartment building and single family houses with tree-lined streets. Many public and parochial schools are scattered throughout this 16-block neighborhood.
The neighborhood is home to many historic landmarks and parks including Fort George built by George Washington during the Revolutionary war because it has the highest natural hill in the city.

http://nycblogestate.com/2009/10/washington-heights-manhattan.html