Neighborhood summary

Living on DeKalb Avenue in Brooklyn, particularly around the 694 address, can be a challenge due to the high volume of reported issues, earning the street a low grade of 'F'. The most prominent concern is illegal parking, with over 860 complaints, often leading to blocked driveways, bike lanes, and even fire hydrants, which can be a significant safety hazard. The street is also notorious for noise pollution, with numerous reports of loud music, parties, and even banging or pounding, totaling over 1,000 noise-related complaints. The noise is not limited to residential areas; commercial establishments also contribute to the problem, with over 190 complaints.

Another pressing issue is the presence of encampments, with over 220 complaints, indicating that homelessness is a visible and persistent problem on this stretch of DeKalb Avenue. This, coupled with the high number of 'Homeless Person Assistance' requests, suggests that the situation requires urgent attention and resources. Additionally, heat and hot water issues, with over 120 complaints, highlight the need for better maintenance and regulation of apartment buildings. The street also sees a significant amount of crime, with over 150 felonies and misdemeanors reported in the area, including petit larceny, harassment, and criminal mischief. This high crime rate, along with the various quality-of-life issues, can make living on DeKalb Avenue a stressful and unsettling experience.

311 complaints trend · 4.2/address → Stable

Crime trend 84 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Dekalb Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Dekalb Avenue

Nearby streets