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Is Vietor Ave / Judge St a Safe Place to Live? Housing, Crime & Buyer Guide

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Hoodscore
93

Crime Summary:

Crime Overview (last 12 months)

Severe626
Medium254
Low402
Other878

94 Registered Offenders Nearby

Rape35
Child involved16
Assault2
Other43

Crime Details:

Recent reported incidents in the past 12 months (newest first). Up to 10 records.

Crime dateCrime descriptionAddressCrime category
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, a male patient is being transported to Lenox Hill hospital with paramedics from units West Side 46 and 67 on board.E 77th St, New York, NY 10075Medical Emergency
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services dispatched to 76th Road and Parsons Boulevard, with unit 7605 responding to assist.76th Rd & Parsons Blvd, Queens, NY 11366Medical Emergency
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency units and medics were dispatched to a possible major trauma at the intersection of 76th Road and Parsons Boulevard in Queens, with additional backup requested.76th Rd & Parsons Blvd, Queens, NY 11366Medical Emergency
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, officers are responding to a reported panhandling incident near 167th–168th Street on a subway line involving a male who is handcuffed and wearing a red shirt and mask.168th St, Queens, NYDisturbance
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, a medical call involves a patient in a black Honda Pilot near 1st Avenue and East 96th Street. Units were requested for a bus in the area.1st Ave & E 96th St, New York, NY 10029Medical Emergency
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, units responded to a reported car crash on the Brooklyn-bound outer roadway of the Williamsburg Bridge. One person was still in the vehicle but did not appear to be trapped, and the rescue response was reduced while EMS was assigned.Williamsburg Bridge, Brooklyn, NYTraffic
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, police units responded to a license plate reader alert near Fourteenth Avenue and the Cross Island Parkway exit in Queens. Radio traffic later referenced a silver Mercedes with a Georgia license plate reportedly wanted in connection with a possible gunpoint vehicle theft traveling toward the Whitestone area.14th Ave & Cross Island Pkwy, Queens, NY 11357Weapons
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, a request was made for a bus to transport a patient from Spencer Street and Park Avenue to UW.Spencer St & Park Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11205Medical Emergency
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, a medical call was dispatched near 30th Avenue and 41st Street in Astoria for a pet struck. Emergency units responded, with one unit later canceled after EMS was reported en route.41st St & 30th Ave., Queens, NY 11103Medical Emergency
Jul 16, 2026As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency units responded to a reported incident where a bus apparently struck a pedestrian near 30th Avenue and 41st Street in Queens.41st St & 30th Ave., Queens, NY 11103Traffic

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Median Home Price
$730,375
Average Rent
$3,423
Vacancy Rate
1.6%

Overview

Vietor Ave / Judge St is an extremely dense urban neighborhood in Queens, NY, with a very high concentration of small apartments.

Most residences are renter-occupied, older buildings mostly built between 1940 and 1969, with a very low vacancy rate.

Dense UrbanWalkableMostly Small ApartmentsLow Vacancy

Quick Facts

Vacancy Rate1.6%

Housing market and real estate character

Vietor Ave / Judge St features mostly small apartments with very low vacancy and high demand.

Housing TypeSmall to medium apartment complexes and small apartment buildings
Small Apartment Share89.9% are studios or 1-2 bedrooms
Apartment Complex Share70.2%

What buyers will notice right away

A 1.6% vacancy rate indicates very tight housing supply.
Nearly 90% of units are studios or small apartments.

Families & Lifestyle

This neighborhood is popular with college students and has a diverse occupational mix.

College Student Friendly — Ranks higher than 87.5% of NY neighborhoods for college student living.
Walkable Urban Living — Among the top 5% of US neighborhoods for walkability.
Sales & Service Employment42.0%
Executive & Professional Employment21.3%
Manufacturing & Labor Employment17.1%

Demographics

Lower-Middle IncomeLower income than 77.4% of US neighborhoods
Child Poverty Rate6.6%
Foreign Born54.8%
Tagalog Speakers5.1%
Top AncestriesAsian (52.8%), South American (17.9%), Mexican (13.3%), Spanish (5.0%), Austrian (1.8%)

Commute

Most residents take the train with moderate commute times.

Vietor Ave / Judge St has very high train usage and moderate commute lengths.

High Train Usage — More than half of residents commute by train.
Moderate Commute Times — Most commuters spend 45 to 60 minutes traveling.
Train Commute Rate55.8%
Drive Alone Rate11.8%
Carpool Rate7.8%
Typical Commute Time45 to 60 minutes (36.6% of commuters)

Homes for sale near 11373

For-sale listings in this zip code. Open a property in HoodScore to run a safety report.

$995,000
4 bd | 3 ba | 2,582 sqft
11373 (29) 112th St Loop
Gig Harbor, WA, 98332
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the median home price in Vietor Ave / Judge St?

The median home price is $730,375.

How walkable is this neighborhood?

It ranks among the top 5% of American neighborhoods for walkability.

What is the vacancy rate?

The vacancy rate is 1.6%, lower than 88.2% of US neighborhoods.

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