Neighborhood summary

Living on Logan Street in Brooklyn can be a challenging experience, as indicated by its grade F, the lowest score possible, based on official city data. Residents here face a daily barrage of issues, with blocked driveways being the most frequent complaint, numbering over 200. This makes it difficult for residents to park their vehicles safely and conveniently at their own homes. The lack of heat and hot water in many of the buildings, with over 170 complaints, is another significant problem, especially during the harsh winter months, making living conditions uncomfortable and potentially hazardous.

Noise pollution is a constant nuisance on Logan Street, with over 140 complaints related to residential noise and another 26 from street and sidewalk noise. The most egregious culprit appears to be loud music and parties, with over 120 complaints, suggesting a persistent lack of consideration for others' peace and quiet. Additionally, blocked fire hydrants, with over 60 complaints, pose a serious safety risk, potentially hampering efforts to combat fires in the area. The presence of derelict vehicles, over 20 complaints, further contributes to the eyesore and potential hazards on the street. Despite these issues, residents have reported varying access to their homes, with some having no access at all (over 170 complaints) and others having partial access (over 30 complaints), indicating a range of structural and maintenance problems in the buildings. Lastly, the street conditions, with nearly 30 complaints, suggest that the city needs to invest more in maintaining and repairing the roads and sidewalks.

311 complaints trend · 3.8/address → Stable

Crime trend 18 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Logan Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Logan Street

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