Neighborhood summary

Living on Middleton Street in Brooklyn means navigating a unique blend of challenges and inconveniences that have led to its poor grade of F. The street is plagued by persistent issues, with illegal parking being the most prevalent, with a total of 85 complaints. Residents often find their sidewalks blocked, with 44 reports, and fire hydrants obstructed, with 22 complaints, posing potential safety hazards. Noise pollution is also a significant issue, with 35 complaints ranging from loud music and parties to street and commercial noise, making quiet enjoyment of one's home difficult. The water system and sewer infrastructure also seem to be in disrepair, with 17 and 12 complaints respectively, including reports of leaks and backups. Adding to the frustration, general construction and plumbing issues, missed collections, and vehicles playing loud music further contribute to the overall dissatisfaction with the living conditions on Middleton Street.

The crime rate on Middleton Street is also concerning, with a total of 21 criminal offenses reported in the area, including felonies, misdemeanors, and violations. The most common offenses are petit larceny, harassment, assault, and burglary, indicating a need for increased safety measures and vigilance among residents. The surrounding streets, such as Lynch Street, Harrison Avenue, and Walton Street, also share similar poor grades, suggesting a broader issue within the neighborhood. In contrast, nearby areas like Project Roots and Lindsay Triangle have earned higher grades, highlighting the stark contrast in living conditions and quality of life experienced by residents of Middleton Street.

311 complaints trend · 3.4/address ↑ Increasing

Crime trend 10 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Middleton Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Middleton Street

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