Neighborhood summary

Living on Holmes Lane in Brooklyn is, by and large, a pleasant experience, as reflected by its high grade of 94.4. The street is well-maintained, with minimal noise complaints compared to other NYC streets, and no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations in the area. However, residents have faced a few recurring issues. The most frequent complaints revolve around the street's condition, particularly potholes, which can make driving and cycling challenging. During winters, snow tracking and ice buildup can make the street treacherous, with some residents reporting cave-ins and blocked driveways. Illegally parked vehicles, double-parked cars blocking traffic, and bulky trash left on the street are other persistent problems that residents have had to contend with. Despite these issues, the street's proximity to well-maintained and safe nearby streets like Sledge Playground and Skidmore Lane, as well as its quick access to essential services, makes Holmes Lane an attractive place to live in Brooklyn.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 20 complaints) · 2.9/address → Stable

Crime trend 27 total

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