Neighborhood summary

Living on Bergen Street in Brooklyn can be a challenging experience, particularly when it comes to quality of life issues. The street has been graded an 'F', indicating significant problems that negatively impact residents' daily lives. Illegal parking is by far the most commonly reported issue, with over 2800 complaints in the past. This overcrowding of cars often leads to blocked driveways, bike lanes, and even fire hydrants, posing safety concerns and inconveniencing residents. Noisy neighbors are another persistent problem, with complaints ranging from loud music and parties to general residential noise. The street's sanitation also leaves much to be desired, with residents reporting unsanitary conditions, dirty streets, and excessive trash.

Adding to the difficulties, the heating and plumbing systems in some buildings seem unreliable, with numerous complaints about insufficient heat and hot water, as well as plumbing issues. Some residents have also reported being locked out of their buildings or having no access to their homes, indicating potential management or maintenance problems. While the street is not alone in its struggles, as nearby streets like Dean Street and Franklin Avenue share similar grades, it's clear that the current state of Bergen Street requires urgent attention from local authorities and landlords to improve the living conditions for its residents.

311 complaints trend · 6.3/address → Stable

Crime trend 36 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Bergen Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Bergen Street

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