Neighborhood summary

Living on Cathedral Place in Brooklyn is generally a pleasant experience, with the street earning an impressive 'A' grade and a score of 95.6 based on official city data. Residents enjoy a clean and well-maintained environment, with the majority of issues reported being minor and addressed promptly. The most common complaint, illegal parking, isn't surprising given the street's proximity to busy areas like Tillary Street and Jay Street, both of which have grades of 'F'. However, the quick response to these issues ensures that the street remains navigable and safe.

One notable challenge is the occasional obstruction of sidewalks, often due to snow or ice during winter, which can make it difficult for pedestrians, especially those with mobility issues, to navigate the street safely. Despite these minor inconveniences, the street's proximity to green spaces like Mclaughlin Park and the generally good condition of nearby streets contribute to a high quality of life. Crime is virtually nonexistent, with only one misdemeanor reported, ensuring that residents can enjoy their homes with a sense of security.

Limited data — only 8 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Crime trend 9 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Cathedral Place

What residents are reporting

Crime on Cathedral Place

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