Neighborhood summary

Living on Hudson Walk in Brooklyn is an experience that can be both vibrant and challenging, as reflected in its official grade of 'F' and a score of 5.9. The street is a hub of activity, with noise being the predominant issue, accounting for over 70 complaints in the past. Residents and passersby are frequently subjected to loud talking and music, often tied to street parties, which can extend late into the night. The pounding from these events, sometimes accompanied by car or truck music, can create a constant din, making it difficult to find respite from the city's energy.

The street's dynamic nature is not solely due to its lively residents; it also faces practical challenges. Trash accumulation is a visible issue, with residents reporting spots of litter and debris on the street and sidewalks. While not overwhelming, these instances can contribute to an overall sense of disorder. The street also grapples with blocked fire hydrants, which can be a safety concern, particularly during hot summers or in case of emergencies. The nearby streets share similar challenges, with Prince Street and Fleet Place also graded 'F', suggesting that the issues on Hudson Walk are not isolated but part of a broader neighborhood dynamic. Despite these challenges, residents also enjoy the proximity to Flatbush Avenue Extension, which boasts a 'Grade A' for its safety and cleanliness, providing a mix of experiences that is characteristic of urban living in Brooklyn.

311 complaints trend · 29.3/address ↑ Increasing

Crime trend 71 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Hudson Walk

What residents are reporting

Crime on Hudson Walk

Nearby streets