Neighborhood summary

Living on 63rd Street in Brooklyn, as indicated by the city's data, is a challenge due to a high volume of parking-related issues and noise disturbances. Residents have reported a staggering 886 incidents of illegal parking, with many vehicles blocking driveways (355 times) and even blocking hydrants (552 times), which poses a significant safety risk in case of emergencies. The street is also plagued by loud music and parties (83 times), making it difficult for residents to enjoy a peaceful environment, especially at night.

The sanitation and cleanliness of the street leave much to be desired, with residents reporting abandoned vehicles (75 times), trash buildup (50 times), and unsanitary conditions (51 times). The water system has also been a cause for concern, with 46 reports of issues related to it. Additionally, there have been instances where vehicles have been double-parked, blocking traffic (41 times), and illegally parked in posted parking zones (93 times), further exacerbating the parking problems on the street. The nearby streets, including 62nd Street, 65th Street, and 13th Avenue, also share similarly low grades, suggesting that the issues are not isolated to 63rd Street alone. Despite these challenges, the street has seen a relatively low level of crime, with a total of 49 criminal offenses reported, predominantly consisting of assault, petit larceny, and harassment.

311 complaints trend · 3.3/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 63 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on 63 Street

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