Neighborhood summary

Living on Hubbard Place in Brooklyn presents a unique set of challenges, as evidenced by the D grade and the specific complaints logged by residents. The water system is a frequent source of issues, with 17 complaints ranging from leaks to no water supply, likely causing inconvenience and potential damage to properties. The street also struggles with illegal parking, with 11 complaints, which can lead to blocked driveways and sidewalks, as reported by 9 and 3 complaints respectively. Derelict vehicles, both with and without license plates, contribute to the visual blight and pose potential safety hazards, with 5 and 3 complaints each.

Several complaints revolve around blocked or malfunctioning fire hydrants. Three complaints each were logged for hydrants running full or leaking, and another 3 for hydrants running, which could potentially hinder firefighting efforts in case of an emergency. Additionally, noise pollution from illegal conversions of residential buildings or spaces may be a source of disturbance for residents, with 3 complaints each for these issues and posted parking sign violations.

Despite these challenges, the nearby streets of Alton Place and Overbaugh Place offer stark contrast with their A grades, suggesting that improvements are possible with concerted effort. However, the proximity of streets like East 35 Street and East 36 Street, which both received F grades, could indicate a larger, systemic issue within the area that may require broader attention. Fortunately, crime statistics for Hubbard Place are reassuring, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations, suggesting that the quality of life issues do not extend to criminal activity.

311 complaints trend · 2.0/address → Stable

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Hubbard Place

What residents are reporting

Crime on Hubbard Place

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