Neighborhood summary

Living on Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn, as indicated by the official city data, presents a mix of challenges and opportunities. The street's overall grade of 'F' reflects the significant issues residents face daily. Illegal parking is a persistent problem, with over 1,600 complaints, making it difficult for residents to find parking spaces and potentially causing safety hazards. Noise pollution is another significant concern, with both residential and commercial noise complaints totaling over 700. Residents often report loud music or parties, with nearly 600 such complaints, which can disrupt sleep and overall quality of life.

The street conditions on Atlantic Avenue also pose challenges. There are over 300 complaints about the street's condition, suggesting potholes, uneven surfaces, or other hazards that can make walking and driving difficult and potentially dangerous. Additionally, blocked driveways and hydrants are frequent issues, with over 200 and 350 complaints respectively. Blocked hydrants not only violate fire safety regulations but also make it difficult for firefighters to access water in case of an emergency. Other recurring problems include unsanitary conditions, trash, and pests, indicating a need for better waste management and cleanliness on the street.

Despite these challenges, Atlantic Avenue is not entirely devoid of positive aspects. It is located near highly rated streets such as St. Andrew Place and St. Andrews Playground, which can provide access to better living conditions and recreational facilities. However, the high crime rates on Atlantic Avenue, with over 400 felonies and misdemeanors reported, suggest a need for increased safety measures and community engagement to address these issues.

311 complaints trend · 5.3/address → Stable

Crime trend 121 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Atlantic Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Atlantic Avenue

Nearby streets