Neighborhood summary

Living on New Utrecht Avenue in Brooklyn, with a grade of C, presents a mix of challenges and amenities. The street is a bustling thoroughfare, reflecting the vibrant energy of the city, but it also faces several issues that impact the quality of life for its residents. One of the most pressing concerns is illegal parking, with multiple complaints citing vehicles parked in no-parking zones or blocking hydrants, sidewalks, or crossings. This not only creates a safety hazard but also impedes emergency services access. Graffiti is another persistent issue, with reports of walls, fences, and even a supermarket being defaced, marring the visual appeal of the street and contributing to a sense of disorder.

The street is a melting pot of different cultures, with a variety of businesses including a food vendor and car rental services, but the presence of abandoned and derelict vehicles, as well as illegal dumping, can make the area feel less welcoming. Trash accumulation, often due to missed collections or improper disposal, is a recurring problem, attracting pests and creating an unsightly and unhygienic environment. The street is also home to a supermarket, which while convenient, has been the source of complaints regarding refrigerators or freezers being left unattended, posing potential health and safety risks.

Despite these challenges, New Utrecht Avenue is not without its positives. It is well-connected, with nearby streets like Duryea Court and Ovington Court offering a stark contrast with their high grades, providing respite from the bustle and noise. The street also benefits from a diverse community, with a mix of residential and commercial properties, and a lower crime rate compared to nearby streets like 16 Avenue and 15 Avenue, which have grades of F. However, with only one reported felony, three misdemeanors, and one violation, it's clear that addressing the quality of life issues can further improve the safety and livability of New Utrecht Avenue.

Limited data — only 9 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Crime trend 61 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on New Utrecth Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on New Utrecth Avenue

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