Neighborhood summary

Living on Kingsborough Houses in Brooklyn means residing in a 1970s-era public housing development that spans over 40 acres, with a mix of high-rise and low-rise buildings. According to official city data, the area has a B grade, indicating some challenges, but also signs of improvement. The most common complaints from residents revolve around maintenance and facilities, with a significant number of reports (13) regarding issues outdoors, such as structural problems (6) and rodent sightings (3). This suggests that while the area is generally safe, with no reported felonies, upkeep and hygiene can be problematic. For instance, blocked fire hydrants, a common issue in NYC, could hinder emergency services during a fire. Garbage or litter (1) and graffiti or vandalism (1) have also been reported, indicating a need for better waste management and community engagement to deter vandalism.

Neighboring streets present a mix of conditions, with some streets, like Kingsborough 4 Walk, having an A grade, while others, like Kingsborough 4 Walk, have an F grade. This highlights the varied living conditions within close proximity, with some areas being well-maintained and others in need of significant improvement. Despite the challenges, the low crime rate, with only misdemeanors and no felonies, suggests a sense of safety in the community. However, the top offense, petit larceny (3), indicates that property crimes, albeit minor, do occur. Residents may need to be cautious of their belongings and consider additional security measures to feel more secure.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 12 complaints) · 12.0/address ↓ Decreasing

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