Neighborhood summary

Living on Grand Street Extension in Brooklyn might be challenging due to the high volume of noise complaints, with a total of 135 noise-related issues reported, suggesting that peace and quiet are rare commodities here. The street's grade of F, the lowest possible, is a clear indication of the persistent problems residents face. The primary culprit is commercial noise, with 105 complaints, often due to loud music and parties, as evidenced by the 129 specific noise complaints under these categories. Residential noise is also a significant issue, with 19 complaints, suggesting that loud talking and other disturbances from neighbors can be disruptive. The street is also plagued by trash and illegal dumping, with a combined 10 complaints, contributing to an overall dirty condition, as reported by 5 residents. Encampments, improper parking, and for-hire vehicle complaints further exacerbate the quality of life for those living here.

On the positive side, crime statistics for Grand Street Extension are encouragingly low, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations. However, the surroundings reflect the broader challenges of the area. The nearby streets of Keap Street, Union Avenue, Borinquen Place, and Grand Street all share the same F grade, indicating that the issues on Grand Street Extension are not isolated but rather part of a larger pattern in the neighborhood. This means that residents might find limited relief from the noise and other problems by seeking quieter, better-maintained streets elsewhere in Brooklyn.

311 complaints trend · 5.0/address → Stable

Crime trend 11 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

What residents are reporting

Crime on Grand Street Extension

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