Neighborhood summary

Living on Saratoga Avenue in Brooklyn means navigating a street that has seen better days, as indicated by its F grade and the high volume of complaints residents have filed. The most prevalent issue is noise, with 160 complaints, many of which (146) are attributed to loud music and parties that often extend into the late hours, disrupting the peaceful atmosphere that many residents crave. The noise is not the only disturbance; 37 reports of banging or pounding suggest ongoing construction or home improvement projects that may be adding to the cacophony.

Access to one's own home or apartment is another significant concern, with 70 complaints of "Apartment Only" issues and 59 reports of "No Access." These could be due to locks being changed without notice, missing or broken keys, or other access-related problems. Additionally, blocked driveways (68 complaints) and blocked fire hydrants (28 complaints) pose safety and accessibility concerns, as do the 43 reports of pest infestations.

The street's crime statistics are another cause for concern, with a total of 72 felonies, misdemeanors, and violations reported in the area. Harassment (29 incidents) and assault-related offenses (16 incidents) top the list, indicating a higher prevalence of these crimes compared to other areas. While the nearby streets of Dr. F. Foy Avenue and its extensions have seen better grades, the proximity of these streets to Saratoga Avenue may not provide much solace to residents dealing with these persistent issues.

311 complaints trend · 4.0/address → Stable

Crime trend 79 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Saratoga Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Saratoga Avenue

Nearby streets