Neighborhood summary

Living on Vermont Street in Brooklyn isn't an easy feat, as evidenced by its dismal grade of F, the lowest possible, according to official city data. The street is plagued by a multitude of issues that make it a challenging place to call home. The most pressing concern is the lack of adequate heat and hot water, with a staggering 269 complaints, indicating that many residents are left to shiver in their homes during the cold winter months.

Noise pollution is another significant problem on Vermont Street, with 177 complaints related to residential noise and 64 complaints regarding street and sidewalk noise. The data reveals that loud music and parties are the primary sources of this disturbance, with 192 complaints specifically mentioning these issues. The noise is so persistent that it affects not just individual apartments but entire buildings, with 138 and 131 complaints respectively. This constant noise likely disrupts the peace and quiet that residents need to relax and unwind in their own homes.

Adding to the chaos are parking issues, with 146 complaints about blocked driveways and 63 complaints about illegal parking. Derelict vehicles also pose a problem, with 51 complaints, further exacerbating the parking situation. The presence of unsanitary conditions and pest infestations, with 70 and 41 complaints respectively, suggests that the street may not be maintained to the standards expected in a residential area. These issues, coupled with the high crime rate, which includes 18 felonies and 31 misdemeanors, create an environment that is far from ideal for those living on Vermont Street.

311 complaints trend · 4.5/address → Stable

Crime trend 35 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on Vermont Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on Vermont Street

Nearby streets