Neighborhood summary

Living on H Avenue in Brooklyn, as indicated by the official city data, presents a mix of challenges and conveniences. The street's high grade of 93.2 is a testament to the city's efforts in maintaining its quality, but the top complaints suggest that there are still notable issues residents face.

Illegal parking is the most pressing concern, with 26 complaints. This likely translates to chronic congestion and difficulty finding parking spots, which can be frustrating for residents, especially during peak hours. The blocked hydrant issue, with 12 complaints, is another significant problem. Blocked hydrants not only pose a safety hazard, as they hinder firefighting efforts, but they also suggest a lack of community awareness and respect for public safety.

Graffiti, with 2 complaints, is another visible issue that negatively impacts the street's aesthetics. Although not as frequent as illegal parking or blocked hydrants, it still contributes to the deterioration of the street's appearance. Interestingly, there's also a complaint about a cannabis retailer, suggesting the street might be on the cusp of gentrification or experiencing the effects of the city's relaxed cannabis laws.

Despite these issues, H Avenue benefits from its proximity to other high-grade streets like Coney Island Avenue and Corbin Court. This means residents have access to well-maintained neighborhoods and may experience a spillover effect of improvements from these nearby areas. The lack of felonies, misdemeanors, and violations also indicates a safe living environment, which is a significant plus for any residential street.

311 complaints trend · 2.1/address → Stable

Crime trend 31 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on H Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on H Avenue

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