Neighborhood summary

Living on Kingston Avenue in Brooklyn can be quite a challenge, as indicated by its poor grade of F and a score of 0 based on official city data. Residents here often face persistent issues that impact their quality of life. One of the most pressing problems is the lack of adequate heat and hot water, with a total of 700 complaints, suggesting that many residents struggle to maintain comfortable living conditions throughout the year. Additionally, illegal parking is a significant issue, with 499 complaints, leading to traffic congestion and safety concerns. Noise pollution from both residential and street/sidewalk sources is another major problem, with 256 and 93 complaints respectively. The noise is often attributed to loud music or parties, with 292 specific complaints about this issue.

The streetscape is also affected by unsanitary conditions, plumbing issues, and water leaks, with 136, 80, and 55 complaints respectively. Moreover, pests and blocked hydrants are recurring problems, with 77 and 52 complaints, respectively. These issues not only create an unsightly and unhygienic environment but also pose potential fire safety hazards. Nearby streets face similar challenges, with Montgomery Street and Eastern Parkway also receiving an F grade, while Hampton Place has a D grade. In contrast, Tomchei Temimim Way and Virginia Place have a better grade of A, suggesting that the quality of life can vary significantly within close proximity. Crime is also a concern, with a total of 26 offenses including felonies, misdemeanors, and violations, with petit larceny and harassment being the most common offenses.

311 complaints trend · 8.7/address → Stable

Crime trend 67 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Kingston Avenue

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Crime on Kingston Avenue

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