Neighborhood summary

Warren Place, nestled in the heart of Brooklyn, presents a fascinating contrast to its neighboring streets. With a grade of A and a score of 93.7, it stands out as a clean, well-maintained, and safe haven in an otherwise varied landscape of street conditions. The street is predominantly residential, with a mix of historic and modern architecture, giving it a unique character that blends old and new Brooklyn.

Despite its high grade, Warren Place is not without its challenges. The most frequent complaint among residents is noise, specifically from helicopters, which can be a persistent issue, especially for those living in the higher floors of the buildings. This could be attributed to the proximity of several helicopters pads and heliports in the area. Additionally, lead-related issues have been a recurring concern, with multiple requests for lead kit inspections. While these issues are not ideal, they are being actively addressed by the city, as evidenced by the low scores for these categories in recent years.

Comparatively, the neighboring streets tell a different story. Congress Street and Kane Street, both nearby, have grades of F, indicating significant issues that need to be addressed. Verandah Place, while not as dire, has a grade of C, suggesting room for improvement. Cobble Hill Park, a nearby green space, has a grade of A, providing a peaceful respite from the city's hustle and bustle. Cheever Place, however, mirrors Warren Place's challenges with a grade of D. Despite these variations, Warren Place maintains its status as a desirable place to live, with a low crime rate and a proactive approach to addressing community concerns.

311 complaints trend (limited data: 11 complaints) · 1.2/address ↓ Decreasing

Crime trend 17 total

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Crime on Warren Place

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