Neighborhood summary

Living on Tomchei Temimim Way in Brooklyn offers a unique blend of quietude and convenience, set against the vibrant backdrop of New York City. The street, with its high grade of A (score: 98.4), is home to just six addresses, creating a intimate, almost suburban feel right in the heart of the city. The primary concern among residents, as reflected in the top complaints, revolves around parking. Illegal parking, derelict vehicles, and blocked driveways are the most frequent issues, indicating a consistent struggle for adequate parking space.

However, these parking woes seem to be the most pressing challenges on an otherwise largely peaceful street. The specific problems reported delve deeper into the parking issues, with instances of blocked hydrants, posted parking sign violations, and double-parked vehicles obstructing traffic. The use of parking permits has also been an area of contention, with improper use reported. Despite these parking-related concerns, the street maintains a relatively low crime rate, with no felonies, misdemeanors, or violations reported.

The nearby streets, however, present a stark contrast to the tranquility of Tomchei Temimim Way. Neighboring streets such as Kingston Avenue, Eastern Parkway, Montgomery Street, and Sterling Place have grades ranging from D to F, indicating significantly more challenges and lower quality of life scores. This juxtaposition highlights the relative safety and comfort of Tomchei Temimim Way, making it a desirable place to live despite its parking woes. The street's low crime rate, coupled with its proximity to more bustling areas, offers residents the best of both worlds: a peaceful neighborhood with easy access to the city's vibrancy.

Limited data — only 8 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Crime trend 126 total

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Tomchei Temimim Way

What residents are reporting

Crime on Tomchei Temimim Way

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