Neighborhood summary

Living on St. Johns Place in Brooklyn, as indicated by the grade F and the official data, presents a challenging environment for its residents. The most pressing issue is the persistent noise pollution, with a significant number of complaints about helicopter noise (1809) and residential noise (453), suggesting that the street is often disturbed by loud, intrusive sounds that can negatively impact the quality of life. The noise is not limited to just residential areas, as street and sidewalk noise (285) also pose a problem, indicating that the public spaces meant for leisure and community interaction are often marred by unwanted noise.

Another significant issue is the city's response to heat and hot water requests (1355), indicating a recurrent problem with the provision of these basic utilities. This can be a particular challenge during colder months, when reliable heat is essential for comfort and safety. The problems with plumbing (460) and water supply (170) further exacerbate this issue, suggesting that the infrastructure of the street may be in urgent need of repair or improvement. Additionally, the recurring problem of blocked sidewalks (182) and fire hydrants (173) poses safety concerns, as they can hinder emergency access and response times. These issues are compounded by the high number of general complaints (269) and other unspecified problems (1792), suggesting a broad range of unaddressed issues that collectively contribute to the poor living conditions on St. Johns Place.

311 complaints trend · 1.1/address → Stable

Crime trend 99 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on St John'S Place

What residents are reporting

Crime on St John'S Place

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