Neighborhood summary

Living on Plumb 2 Street in Brooklyn offers a mix of urban charm and unique challenges, with a generally positive atmosphere reflected in its high grade. The street is primarily residential, with a tight-knit community that occasionally faces typical city issues.

One of the most significant challenges is parking, with several complaints about illegally parked vehicles and abandoned cars clogging the street. Residents have also expressed frustration with blocked hydrants, a serious concern that can hinder emergency services' access during fires or heatwaves. Lead contamination is another worry, with a couple of households requesting lead kits for testing, highlighting the importance of regular maintenance and safety checks in older buildings.

Noise is another common issue, with complaints ranging from loud music or parties late at night to persistent alarms. Despite these disturbances, the street remains relatively quiet compared to other NYC streets, with only a handful of noise complaints over the period. The "Trees and Sidewalks Program" complaint suggests that residents are actively engaged in maintaining their street's aesthetics and safety, indicating a proactive community.

Interestingly, Plumb 2 Street has no reported crimes, making it a safe and peaceful place to live. The nearby streets exhibit a mix of grades, with Whitney Avenue and Allen Avenue sharing a similar high grade, while Plumb 1 Street and Gerritsen Avenue could use some improvement. Overall, while Plumb 2 Street faces its share of city-related challenges, it offers a relatively quiet, safe, and engaged community.

Limited data — only 8 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Crime trend 5 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Plumb 2 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Plumb 2 Street

Nearby streets