Neighborhood summary

Living on North Third Street in Brooklyn, where the average grade is a solid B, presents a unique blend of urban charm and city challenges. The most prominent issue residents grapple with is noise pollution, with a staggering 24 reported incidents, primarily from commercial sources and lively street activities. Late-night revelers and boisterous street parties, with loud music and chatter, are common occurrences that can disturb the peace of this otherwise vibrant neighborhood. Unfortunately, these late-night antics often result in fewer hours of restful sleep for the residents, potentially impacting their daily lives and productivity.

Another notable concern is the condition of the trees lining the street. With a total of five complaints, it's evident that the tree maintenance could use some improvement. Residents have reported entire trees falling down, as well as others being in poor health, which not only detracts from the street's aesthetic appeal but also poses a safety hazard. Additionally, illegal parking and dumping have been identified as recurring issues, with residents expressing frustration over blocked fire hydrants and overflowing trash cans, which can hinder emergency services and contribute to an unsightly environment. Despite these challenges, the residents of North Third Street remain resilient, actively reporting these concerns to maintain the quality of life in their community.

Limited data — only 4 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Crime trend 11 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on North Third Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on North Third Street

Nearby streets