Neighborhood summary

Living on Grove Place in Brooklyn is an experience that can be characterized by a strong sense of community and a high level of safety, as indicated by the lack of reported crimes. The street, with its A grade and score of 98.5, is well-maintained, with most residents taking pride in their homes and the overall appearance of the street. However, there are a few specific issues that residents have reported, which can impact their daily lives.

One of the most prominent issues is illegal parking, with a total of four complaints. This can make it challenging for residents to find parking spots, especially during peak hours. Additionally, blocked hydrants have been a recurring problem, with three complaints. This not only poses a safety hazard but also makes it difficult for firefighters to access hydrants in case of an emergency. Residents have also reported issues with snow and ice accumulation during winter months, with two complaints, which can make walking and driving conditions treacherous.

Despite these challenges, Grove Place stands out among its neighboring streets. While Hanover Place and Rockwell Place have been graded F, indicating significant issues, Grove Place's A grade suggests a higher level of upkeep and resident satisfaction. The nearby Street of Arts, with a B grade, also faces some challenges, but not to the extent of Grove Place's neighboring streets. Elm Place and Schermerhorn Street, both with F grades, highlight the stark contrast in living conditions compared to Grove Place.

Limited data — only 3 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Crime trend 194 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Grove Place

What residents are reporting

Crime on Grove Place

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