Neighborhood summary

Living on 27th Street in Brooklyn is an exercise in navigating a complex web of parking challenges and noise disturbances, as evidenced by the city data. The street's grade of F, the lowest possible, reflects a litany of issues that residents contend with on a daily basis. Illegal parking is by far the most pervasive problem, with over 590 complaints logged. This could mean streets clogged with double-parked vehicles blocking traffic, or cars parked in no-parking zones, as indicated by the 469 posted parking sign violations. The situation is so dire that even access to driveways and sidewalks is often obstructed, with 26 and 24 complaints respectively. Abandoned vehicles also pose an eyesore and safety hazard, with 143 complaints. The noise level is another significant concern, with 12 complaints specifically about residential noise, and 15 about loud music or parties. Blocked fire hydrants, a critical safety issue, have also been reported 22 times. The street's condition is generally poor, with 24 complaints about its state, and it's often left dirty, with 11 complaints. The street sweepers struggle to do their job, with 7 complaints about street sweeping. The nearby streets share similarly poor grades, suggesting that the issues are not isolated to just 27th Street.

Despite these challenges, crime rates on 27th Street appear relatively low, with only 1 felony, 3 misdemeanors, and 0 violations reported. The top offenses were petit larceny (3) and burglary (1), suggesting that the majority of incidents are property-related crimes. However, the parking and noise issues remain persistent and potentially disruptive to the quality of life for those living on the street.

311 complaints trend · 9.6/address → Stable

Crime trend 7 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 27 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on 27 Street

Nearby streets