Neighborhood summary

Living on 89th Street in Brooklyn is a challenge, with the city's grade of 'F' reflecting the multitude of issues residents face daily. The most prevalent concern is illegal parking, with a staggering 181 complaints, suggesting that finding a parking spot, let alone a safe one, is a constant struggle. This is further exacerbated by blocked driveways and hydrants, with 41 and 102 complaints respectively, indicating that emergency vehicles could face difficulties accessing the street during crises.

Noise pollution is another significant issue, with 59 complaints regarding residential noise. The 30 reports of banging or pounding, along with 24 instances of loud music or parties, suggest that noise from construction work and late-night revelry are persistent problems, potentially disrupting the peace and quiet that residents might wish for, especially during late hours.

Sanitation and maintenance seem to be ongoing challenges. There are 14 complaints about unsanitary conditions and 13 about derelict vehicles, indicating that litter, garbage, and abandoned cars may be common sights on the street. Additionally, there are 10 reports of pests, which, along with the unsanitary conditions, could potentially pose health risks to the residents.

The street's nearby neighbors, stretching from 87th to 93rd Street, all share the same 'F' grade, suggesting that these issues are not isolated to 89th Street but permeate the entire vicinity. While crime statistics show a mix of felonies, misdemeanors, and violations, with vehicle and traffic laws being the top offense, the presence of felony assault and grand larceny indicates that residents might face safety concerns as well.

311 complaints trend · 2.8/address → Stable

Crime trend 11 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

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Crime on 89 Street

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