Neighborhood summary

Living on Quincy Street in Brooklyn, as depicted by the official city data, is a challenge marked by a mix of noise, maintenance issues, and crime. The most pressing concern for residents is the consistent lack of heat and hot water, with over 350 complaints, suggesting that many residents struggle with maintaining a comfortable temperature in their homes. This is compounded by plumbing issues, water leaks, and unsanitary conditions, indicating that the building infrastructure is in dire need of repair.

Noise pollution is another significant challenge, with over 300 complaints specifically about loud music and parties. The sheer number of noise complaints suggests that noise is a persistent issue, likely affecting the quality of life and sleep for many residents. This is further exacerbated by the fact that illegal parking is also a major issue, with over 290 complaints. Blocked hydrants, which can hinder emergency services, and posted parking sign violations add to the parking woes, indicating a lack of respect for regulations and community safety.

The street's crime statistics paint a concerning picture, with a total of 104 criminal offenses, including 31 felonies. The most common offenses are sex crimes, harassment, and dangerous drugs, indicating a need for increased community policing and safety measures. Despite these challenges, Quincy Street is situated near Raymond Bush Playground and Marcus Garvey Boulevard, which are well-maintained and offer residents access to recreational and community resources. However, the street's overall grade of F underscores the urgent need for improvement in various aspects of life on Quincy Street.

311 complaints trend · 4.5/address → Stable

Crime trend 103 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Quincy Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Quincy Street

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