Neighborhood summary

Living on Rochester Avenue in Brooklyn is a challenging experience, as indicated by its failing grade of F, with a score of 0. Residents grapple with an array of persistent issues, with the most common being heat and hot water problems, with a staggering 192 complaints. The cold winter months must be particularly difficult, as residents struggle to maintain comfortable temperatures in their homes. Furthermore, unsanitary conditions, with 86 complaints, paint and plaster issues, and plumbing problems are a constant struggle for many, affecting both the safety and aesthetic appeal of the neighborhood. The streets are often filled with illegally parked vehicles, with 55 complaints, leading to congestion and safety hazards. This issue is compounded by blocked fire hydrants, which pose a significant risk to the community in case of emergencies.

The noise pollution on Rochester Avenue is also a significant concern, with 32 complaints of residential noise and 31 complaints of loud music or parties. This constant disruption to peace and quiet can negatively impact residents' quality of life, making it difficult to relax, work, or sleep. The presence of pests, with 55 complaints, further exacerbates the unsanitary conditions, leading to potential health risks. Additionally, the high number of apartment-specific and building-wide complaints, totaling 192 and 91 respectively, suggests that many residents are facing similar issues, indicating a systemic problem rather than isolated incidents. Despite these challenges, nearby streets such as Lincoln Terrace Park and Portal Street offer a stark contrast, with high grades of A, providing a glimpse of the potential for improvement.

311 complaints trend · 7.3/address → Stable

Crime trend 320 total

Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Rochester Avenue

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Crime on Rochester Avenue

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