Neighborhood summary

Living on Malcolm X Boulevard in Brooklyn can be a challenging experience, as indicated by its grade of F and the high volume of complaints. The street is besieged by persistent noise issues, with residential noise complaints being the most frequent (105), followed by commercial noise (23) and noise from the street/sidewalk (8). Residents and businesses alike often struggle with loud music and parties (114 complaints) that can persist into the night, making it difficult to enjoy a peaceful environment. Additionally, loud talking (12) and banging/pounding (10) contribute to the overall noise pollution.

Parking and sanitation issues also pose significant challenges. Blocked driveways (11) and illegal parking (4) can make it difficult for residents to access their homes or park their vehicles safely. Furthermore, illegal dumping (7) and graffiti (4) contribute to a sense of disorder and blight, negatively impacting the visual appeal of the street. The water system has also been a point of concern, with 3 complaints regarding water-related issues. Moreover, there have been reports of illegal conversions of residential buildings/spaces (3), which can lead to overcrowding and safety hazards.

The nearby streets share a similar fate, with Jefferson Avenue, Halsey Street, and Cedar Street all graded F. Reid Avenue, however, stands out as an anomaly with an A grade, suggesting that one can find reprieve from the challenges on Malcolm X Boulevard by venturing a short distance away. Despite these challenges, it's important to note that the crime rate on Malcolm X Boulevard is remarkably low, with no reported felonies, misdemeanors, or violations.

311 complaints trend · 1.6/address → Stable

Crime trend 18 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Malcom X Boulevard

What residents are reporting

Crime on Malcom X Boulevard

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