The public records behind ZIP 11433 — the registry count for the ZIP itself, and the FBI-reported crime record for New York City — Queens County, this ZIP’s county, is one of the five boroughs, and the FBI carries the city as a single NYPD record, never five borough records. Every figure sourced and dated. For a specific home, run the free preview: the flood determination and the full record check happen at the address, live.
38 registrants are listed for ZIP 11433 — a ratio of 1 per 926 residents.
County baseline — Queens County overall: 1 per 1,883 residents.
Counts describe density, not danger by themselves; proximity to a specific address is what matters. This page publishes the count only — never names, photos, or registrant addresses. For the address-level check, search the official registry: the New York State Sex Offender Registry — Public Subdirectory (Level 2 & 3) (NY Division of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS)), or every state at once through the federal NSOPW site.
One honest caveat: this count comes from a compilation of the state registry’s published data. Where a registry also lists work or school locations, a compilation count can read higher than a residence-only official count — the official search above is the deciding check for a specific address.
Source: City-Data compilation of New York state registry data — count as of 2026-11-04. Compilation pulled 2026-11-04.
Compilation page for this ZIP: https://www.city-data.com/soz/soz-11433.html.
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Check any address — free previewFBI crime data is collected by law-enforcement agency, not by ZIP — and New York City has one agency, the NYPD, for all five boroughs. The FBI county file therefore carries no honest borough record: it assigns the city’s offenses to New York County, leaves Bronx and Kings Counties token counts, and omits Queens and Richmond Counties entirely. ZIP 11433’s primary county is Queens County, one of the five boroughs — so the record below is the citywide total, the same record a CurbFacts report serves for this ZIP.
Across the five boroughs, agencies reported a combined 256,760 offenses to the FBI in 2024 — 57,329 violent and 199,431 property. No per-capita rate and no borough figure is printed: two boroughs have no record in the file, so no trustworthy population denominator for a rate exists, and the file supports no borough split honestly.
| Offense (2024, reported) | Count |
|---|---|
| Murder | 356 |
| Rape | 2,265 |
| Robbery | 16,486 |
| Aggravated assault | 38,222 |
| Burglary | 13,161 |
| Larceny-theft | 169,513 |
| Motor vehicle theft | 16,757 |
| Arson | 869 |
Coverage: NYPD reports offenses citywide as a single agency, so the FBI county file cannot split them by borough (it assigns them to one borough and leaves the others token or empty). This record is the five borough counties summed — a New York City total. No borough figure and no rate is published, because the file supports neither honestly.
Source: FBI Crime Data Explorer (CDE) — UCR master files: Return A (Offenses Known and Clearances by Arrest) and Arson, data year 2024 — pulled 2026-11-04. Citywide total = the borough counties present in the file (New York, Bronx, Kings) summed; Queens and Richmond Counties are absent from the file. These are offenses reported to law enforcement, not convictions, and not a verdict on any street or address.
Queens County is the records county for ZIP 11433. Its 2024 Census Bureau population estimate is 2,316,841. The files that decide a purchase — assessor, recorder, permits, flood — live at the county and state level:
Flood risk is decided at the structure, not the ZIP — two houses on the same street can sit in different FEMA zones. The free preview at the top of this page runs the official FEMA determination at the exact address, live.
Every CurbFacts report pulls the public records behind an address — flood determination, registry, tax reset, price history, permits, and what’s planned nearby — and shows its sources.
Check any address — free previewFigures are shown as published by their sources on the dates noted and are refreshed as the underlying data updates. This page is research, not legal or financial advice.