Neighborhood summary

Living on Saint James Place in Brooklyn, as indicated by the official city data, presents a unique set of challenges that primarily revolve around parking issues and noise disturbances. The street, with a grade of C, is not without its issues, but it also means that it's not in the most dire condition compared to its neighbors.

Parking is a significant concern on Saint James Place. Residents frequently report illegal parking, with double-parked vehicles blocking traffic being a particularly prevalent issue, cited 24 times. This can make navigation and parking on the street difficult, especially during peak hours. Blocked crosswalks and even blocked fire hydrants, each reported seven times, pose safety and emergency response concerns. The street is also prone to littering, with trash reported six times, and illegal dumping reported three times.

Noise pollution is another notable issue. Residential noise, often attributed to loud music or parties, is reported eight times. Street and sidewalk noise, including banging or pounding, is also a concern, with three reports. The street is not entirely quiet, but it's not the loudest either, with the noise complaints being less frequent than parking issues.

The presence of lead, reported four times, and overgrown trees or branches, also reported six times, suggests that there are some health and safety issues that need to be addressed. While the street is not overrun with crime, with no felonies, misdemeanors, or violations reported, the presence of these issues can make living on Saint James Place challenging. The street's condition is a stark contrast to its nearby streets like St. James Place, Grand Avenue, Classon Avenue, Clifton Place, and Taaffe Place, all of which have failing grades, indicating a higher degree of problems.

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Noise Breakdown

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311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Saint James Place

What residents are reporting

Crime on Saint James Place

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