Neighborhood summary

Living on Ryder Avenue in Brooklyn can be a challenge, as indicated by its D grade and the multitude of complaints from residents. The street is plagued by persistent noise issues, with loud music and parties being the primary culprit, accounting for 18 of the 20 noise complaints. The raucous noise often extends late into the night, disrupting sleep and causing frustration among residents who just want a peaceful evening. Adding to the chaos are derelict vehicles clogging the streets, with 11 abandoned cars and trucks creating obstacles and blocking driveways, as reported in 13 complaints. Residents often find it difficult to access their own driveways or cross the street safely due to these abandoned vehicles and the additional illegal parking, which has been reported seven times.

The street also suffers from a lack of maintenance, with damaged street signs being a frequent issue (four complaints) and illegal dumping (three complaints) contributing to the overall unsightly appearance. Trees on Ryder Avenue have been damaged, with three complaints highlighting the need for better care and maintenance. Despite these challenges, crime statistics on Ryder Avenue are relatively low, with only one felony, two misdemeanors, and no violations reported. The top offenses include dangerous weapons, petit larceny, and criminal mischief, suggesting that while crime is not a major issue, residents should still be vigilant. In contrast to Ryder Avenue, nearby streets like Dahill Triangle and Colonel David Marcus Playground have higher grades, indicating that better conditions can be found in the vicinity.

311 complaints trend · 2.3/address → Stable

Crime trend 28 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Ryder Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Ryder Avenue

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