Neighborhood summary

Reed Street, located in the heart of Brooklyn, is a picturesque, predominantly residential street that has been awarded an A grade based on official city data. Despite its high rating, residents have been faced with recurring noise issues, particularly from commercial establishments. The street has witnessed a total of 12 complaints regarding excessive noise from businesses, with loud music and parties being the primary culprits. These disturbances often occur late into the night, disrupting the peaceful atmosphere that residents desire. In addition to the noise pollution, there have been concerns about water conservation. Two complaints were lodged for water meters broken or leaking at private residences, highlighting potential wastage and increased water bills.

Other notable issues on Reed Street include general construction and plumbing problems, with two complaints each. These could range from loud banging and drilling during daytime hours to water leaks and blockages that disrupt daily life. There have also been single instances of rodent and insect infestations, garbage accumulation, excessive water in basements, and a lack of proper fencing, all of which contribute to a less than ideal living environment. Fortunately, crime rates on Reed Street are exceptionally low, with no felonies, misdemeanors, or violations reported. This, coupled with nearby parks and schools with high grades, makes Reed Street an attractive place to live despite its specific challenges.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 18 complaints) · 9.0/address → Stable

Crime trend 9 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Reed Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Reed Street

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