Neighborhood summary

Living on Troy Avenue in Brooklyn is a challenging experience, as indicated by the city's official data, which gives the street an F grade. Residents here face a plethora of issues, with illegal parking being the most prevalent. The street is often lined with cars parked in violation of signs or blocking driveways, making it difficult for residents to access their homes or use their vehicles. Additionally, the presence of abandoned and derelict vehicles contributes to the aesthetic decay of the street, potentially attracting further criminal activity.

Noise pollution is another significant concern. Late-night parties with loud music are a common occurrence, disrupting the peace and quiet that residents deserve, especially during sleep hours. The constant banging and pounding from these events, along with the noise from the street and sidewalk, create an environment that is far from peaceful. To make matters worse, some residents also face issues with their heating and plumbing, with complaints about lack of heat or hot water, and plumbing problems. The unsanitary conditions reported on the street further exacerbate the living situation, with trash accumulation and sanitary issues going unaddressed. The high number of heat/hot water complaints, along with the plumbing issues, suggests that some buildings on the street may be in a state of disrepair, contributing to the overall poor living conditions.

311 complaints trend · 4.0/address → Stable

Crime trend 36 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Troy Avenue

What residents are reporting

Crime on Troy Avenue

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