Neighborhood summary

Living on Saint Edward's Street in Brooklyn is a unique experience, with a mix of tranquility and minor annoyances that have been well-documented through official city data. The street, with just five addresses, maintains a relatively low crime rate, with no felonies, misdemeanors, or violations reported in recent years, contributing to its overall B grade and score of 86.3.

One of the most prominent issues on Saint Edward's Street is loud noise, particularly late-night banging or pounding, which has been reported 26 times. This suggests that residents might be dealing with frequent, disruptive parties or late-night construction work. Despite this, the street's grading system indicates that noise levels are not severe enough to warrant a lower score. Illegal parking is another recurring problem, with two instances of vehicles parked in violation of posted signs, often blocking driveways or narrowing the street. Interestingly, despite the street's proximity to Commodore Barry Park, where snow and ice can be a problem, the only snow-related complaint was a single instance. Abandoned vehicles have also been a concern, with one reported case, indicating that the street might occasionally struggle with littering or improper disposal of old vehicles.

311 complaints trend · 6.0/address ↑ Increasing

Crime trend 71 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Saint Edward'S Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Saint Edward'S Street

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