Neighborhood summary

Living on 58th Street in Brooklyn, according to city data, is a challenging experience, with a grade of 'F' indicating substantial issues that need addressing. Residents here grapple with an overwhelming number of illegal parking complaints, totaling 459, which significantly impacts the street's functionality and safety. This is exacerbated by the blockage of fire hydrants, reported 211 times, a critical concern as it hampers the city's fire safety measures. The street is also plagued by noise pollution, with a combined 228 complaints for residential and street/sidewalk noise, including 116 instances of loud music or parties. The persistent noise, paired with the parking chaos, likely makes maintaining a peaceful living environment a constant struggle.

The physical infrastructure of 58th Street also presents significant problems. The street condition has been complained about 49 times, suggesting poor maintenance and potential hazards for pedestrians and vehicles. Additionally, blocked driveways (121 complaints) and sidewalks (97 complaints) further disrupt the daily lives of residents, causing inconvenience and potential safety issues. The frequent reports of 'No Access' (99 times) and 'APARTMENT ONLY' (199 times) could indicate overcrowding or unauthorized occupations, adding to the street's complex web of issues. These problems are compounded by the recurrence of water system issues (62 complaints) and heat/hot water problems (266 complaints), suggesting poor maintenance or outdated infrastructure in many buildings. With nearby streets also reporting similarly low grades, residents of 58th Street may feel isolated in their struggles, further emphasizing the need for comprehensive city intervention.

311 complaints trend · 3.0/address → Stable

Crime trend 118 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 58 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on 58 Street

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