Neighborhood summary

Living on Gateway Drive in Brooklyn is a challenging experience, as reflected by its poor grade of F, with a score of 0, based on official city data. The street is plagued by a high volume of consumer complaints, primarily due to street conditions and issues with heat and hot water. Residents have reported numerous potholes, making the street a treacherous path for pedestrians and drivers alike. The illegal parking situation is also a significant concern, with vehicles often blocking fire hydrants and emergency exit paths, posing a potential threat to public safety.

The noise levels on Gateway Drive can be quite disruptive, with frequent loud music and parties reported. This, along with the high number of heat and hot water complaints, suggests that many residents are living in subpar housing conditions. The abundance of illegal dumping and food poisoning reports further indicates the unsanitary and unsightly state of the street. Despite its problems, Gateway Drive is not isolated in its struggles. Neighboring streets like Walker Street, Vandalia Avenue, Bethel Loop, Elmira Loop, and Ardsley Loop also share similarly poor grades, suggesting a broader issue within the area.

Adding to the grim picture, Gateway Drive has seen its fair share of criminal activity. With a total of 170 reported offenses, including 39 felonies and 129 misdemeanors, the street is not the safest place to live. Petit larceny and grand larceny top the list of offenses, indicating a prevalence of theft-related crimes. The presence of felony assault and harassment cases also suggests that tensions run high among residents. Overall, living on Gateway Drive presents a combination of physical discomfort, unsightly conditions, and safety concerns that make it a challenging environment to reside in.

311 complaints trend · 4.3/address → Stable

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Gateway Drive

What residents are reporting

Crime on Gateway Drive

Nearby streets