Neighborhood summary

Living on West 33rd Street in Brooklyn is an experience that can best be described as a constant battle against noise pollution and a struggle for basic street maintenance. The street has received an F grade from official city data, an indication of the numerous challenges faced by its residents. The most pressing issue is the relentless noise, which is not confined to specific times of the day or night. Residents have reported loud music and parties on numerous occasions, with a total of 76 complaints specifically about loud music or parties, making it clear that this is a recurring problem. The noise doesn't stop at music; loud talking and even loud televisions have also been cited as sources of disturbance. The street conditions are another major concern, with 18 complaints about the state of the streets. This includes issues like cave-ins, snow tracking, and blocked hydrants, which can pose serious safety hazards. Despite these challenges, residents have also faced issues with illegal parking, abandoned vehicles, and dirty conditions, highlighting a broader lack of enforcement and maintenance. The crime rate is also a concern, with a total of 54 offenses reported, including assaults, harassments, and petty larcenies. However, it's important to note that West 36th Street, just a block away, has received a B grade, indicating that improvements are possible with concerted effort.

311 complaints trend · 13.9/address ↓ Decreasing

Crime trend 33 total

Noise Breakdown

What kind of noise is being reported?

311 Complaints

Notable buildings on West 33 Street

What residents are reporting

Crime on West 33 Street

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