Neighborhood summary

Living on 74th Street in Brooklyn is a challenge, as reflected by its poor grade of 'F'. The most pressing issue is the rampant illegal parking, with over 1100 complaints, causing constant traffic congestion and blocking emergency vehicle access. Blocked fire hydrants, with a staggering 747 complaints, put the entire block at risk during fire emergencies. The noise levels are also alarming, with 53 complaints about residential noise, likely due to persistent loud music or parties.

The street's infrastructure is in dire need of improvement. Blocked driveways and sidewalks are common, with numerous complaints about snow and ice buildup during winter. Trees are often damaged, and despite being reported, the issue persists, with 51 complaints. Derelict and abandoned vehicles further clutter the streets, with 43 and 39 complaints respectively. The building conditions are also concerning, with many complaints about heat and hot water issues, and several reports of illegal conversions.

Crime is another significant concern. With 11 felonies, 19 misdemeanors, and 4 violations, residents face issues such as vehicle and traffic law violations, petit larceny, assault, and harassment. The nearby streets vary in grade, with Kathy Reilly Triangle and Mckinley Park being well-maintained (Grade A), but others like 73rd Street and Bay Ridge Parkway sharing similar issues (Grade F). Fort Hamilton Parkway is in moderate condition (Grade C). This stark contrast highlights the urgent need for improvement on 74th Street.

311 complaints trend · 3.1/address → Stable

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Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on 74 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on 74 Street

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