Neighborhood summary

Living on Hull Street in Brooklyn, New York, is an experience marked by persistent challenges that have earned the street an F grade according to official city data. The most pressing issue is the relentless noise pollution, with a staggering 1454 complaints related to residential noise alone. Residents are plagued by banging and pounding sounds (1400 complaints), often from late-night parties or unruly neighbors, and loud music (76 complaints) that frequently extends well into the early hours. The noise is not confined to residential spaces, with 42 complaints about street and sidewalk noise, making it difficult for residents to enjoy their outdoor spaces or even walk along the street without disturbance.

Another significant issue is the illegal parking, with 109 complaints. This not only contributes to the visual clutter of the street but also creates safety hazards by blocking fire hydrants (38 complaints), making it difficult for emergency services to access hydrants in case of a fire. Additionally, the constant presence of abandoned vehicles (20 complaints) and illegal dumping (19 complaints) contributes to an unsanitary environment, with 38 complaints about unsanitary conditions. The blocked driveways (32 complaints) further exacerbate the parking problem, causing inconvenience and frustration for residents. The poor curb condition (23 complaints) and broken curbs (21 complaints) also pose safety risks and detract from the overall aesthetic of the street.

Despite these challenges, residents have not shied away from voicing their concerns, with a significant number of complaints registered for each issue. The nearby streets also face similar challenges, with Somers Street, Truxton Street, and Mac Dougal Street all graded F, indicating a broader issue that needs to be addressed in the area. The crime statistics, with a total of 76 offenses including petit larceny, harassment, and assault, also highlight the need for increased safety measures and community engagement. However, the presence of Callahan-Kelly Playground, graded B, suggests that there are pockets of respite and community spirit that can be built upon to improve the overall living conditions on Hull Street.

311 complaints trend · 12.4/address → Stable

Crime trend 64 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Hull Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Hull Street

Nearby streets