Neighborhood summary

Living on Avenue D in Brooklyn, especially around the 273 address, is a challenge that residents face daily, as evident from the city's data. The street's overall grade of 'F' reflects the numerous unresolved issues that have negatively impacted the quality of life for those who call this area home. The most pressing concern is the persistent problem of heat and hot water outages, with a staggering 219 complaints recorded, indicating that many residents frequently struggle with inconsistent or nonexistent heating and hot water, a discomforting and potentially dangerous situation, especially during colder months.

Another significant issue is the illegal parking epidemic, with 176 complaints. This not only leads to blocked driveways and fire hydrants but also causes traffic congestion and safety hazards. The noise pollution is another substantial problem, with a combined total of 353 complaints from residential, commercial, and street/sidewalk sources. The most significant contributor to this noise is loud music and parties, with 207 complaints, suggesting that many residents are frequently disturbed by excessive noise late into the night. Additionally, the presence of derelict vehicles, blocked driveways, and illegal dumping further contributes to the unsanitary and unsafe conditions on Avenue D. These issues are not isolated to this street alone; nearby streets like East 43rd, 42nd, 40th, and 39th also grapple with similar problems, indicating a broader need for improvement in the area.

311 complaints trend · 4.4/address → Stable

Crime trend 3 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

What residents are reporting

Crime on Avenue D

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