Neighborhood summary

Living on 55 Street in Brooklyn is a challenge due to a high number of persistent issues, reflected in its poor grade of F. Residents frequently grapple with illegal parking, with 258 complaints, often leading to blocked driveways, with 247 reports. This can make accessing one's own property difficult, as evidenced by 197 "No Access" complaints. The noise levels are particularly high, with 66 complaints of noise from residences, including 52 reports of loud music or parties, which can disturb the peace at all hours.

The street's infrastructure also presents issues. The water system has been problematic, with 49 complaints, and blocked fire hydrants, a serious safety concern, were reported 120 times. Some residents have also faced heating and hot water issues, with 71 complaints. The street's condition is generally poor, with 31 complaints, and damaged trees, with 43 reports, suggest a lack of maintenance. The presence of homeless individuals, with 48 assistance requests, also adds complexity to the situation.

The surroundings aren't much better, as nearby streets like 53 Street, Seventh Avenue, 10 Avenue, 52 Street, and 51 Street also have poor grades, indicating widespread issues in the area. In terms of crime, the street has seen 16 felonies, 23 misdemeanors, and 3 violations, with assault and larceny being the top offenses. This high crime rate, combined with the numerous quality-of-life issues, makes living on 55 Street a trying experience.

311 complaints trend · 2.6/address → Stable

Crime trend 18 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

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Crime on 55 Street

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