Neighborhood summary

Living on Greenwood Avenue in Brooklyn is a challenge, as reflected by its city grade of F, the lowest possible. Residents contend with a barrage of issues, with heating and hot water problems topping the list, with a staggering 70 complaints. This suggests that many residents struggle with consistent and adequate heat, a significant inconvenience, especially during New York's cold winters.

Illegal parking is another major concern, with 64 complaints. This likely causes traffic congestion and parking difficulties for residents, leading to further frustration. Unfortunately, these issues are compounded by blocked driveways and crosswalks, with 16 and 17 complaints respectively, making it difficult for residents to navigate the street safely and freely. Moreover, the noise pollution is perturbing, with 35 complaints specifically about commercial noise, and another 40 about loud music or parties. This constant noise can make it hard for residents to enjoy peace and quiet in their own homes.

The street's cleanliness is also a significant issue. There are numerous complaints about rodents, with 38 sightings, and unsanitary conditions, with 22 complaints. Additionally, 29 rat sightings and 13 complaints about waste set out at inappropriate times suggest a sanitation problem that could be exacerbating the rodent issue. Unfortunately, the blocked fire hydrants, with 20 complaints, pose a serious safety concern, as they could hinder the fire department's ability to respond effectively in case of a fire emergency.

311 complaints trend · 5.1/address → Stable

Crime trend 5 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Greenwood Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Greenwood Avenue

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