Prospect Heights
Prospect Heights' middle street scores 53 of 100, 29th of 48 Brooklyn neighborhoods. That median rests on 19 scored streets, so one block moves it further here than in a neighborhood with 80. Six of the 19 grade B or better and one grades C or lower. The streets run from 46 to 76, and the two residential ends are close together, Underhill Ave at 68 and Butler Pl at 61.
Access reads 81 of 100, 2nd in Brooklyn, and traffic safety 60, 4th. Quietness is the weak column at 34, 42nd of 48. Illegal parking is the most-filed record on these streets, 18,015 of 69,699 complaints and violations, and St Johns Pl carries 6,586 of them. Park Slope is the next page southwest, with a middle street at 65.
6 of 19 scored Prospect Heights streets grade B or better.
Prospect Heights on the record
- Prospect Heights' 19 scored streets run from 46 to 76, and half of them sit between 50 and 62.
- 6 of those 19 streets grade B or better and 1 grades C or lower.
- Underhill Ave scores 68, the best of the residential blocks at least half inside Prospect Heights, and Butler Pl scores 61, the lowest. Those two are only 7 points apart, so the full range of 46 to 76 is the better guide to the neighborhood.
- Access averages 81 of 100, 2nd of 48 Brooklyn neighborhoods, and traffic safety averages 60, 4th.
- Quietness averages 34, 42nd of 48, and the neighborhood's streets run from 4 to 93 on that column.
- Illegal parking is the most-filed record on Prospect Heights streets, 18,015 of 69,699 complaints and violations, or 26% of the log.
- St Johns Pl carries 6,586 of those records, more than any other street in the neighborhood.
Where Prospect Heights is strong, and where it is not
Each row is Prospect Heights's average on a 0 to 100 scale. The grey span is how far its own streets spread. The thin line is the Brooklyn median.
The best and lowest-scoring blocks on Prospect Heights
Every street with at least a tenth of its length inside the neighborhood. Streets are scored end to end.
Every street in Prospect Heights, ranked
19 streets, 19 scored| # | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Vanderbilt Avenue1,291 reports | 83 | 76 | 24% inside Prospect Heights |
| 2 | Plaza St E196 reports · single development | 93 | 70 | 22% inside Prospect Heights |
| 3 | Underhill Avenue366 reports | 42 | 68 | 100% |
| 4 | Carlton Avenue1,306 reports | 53 | 62 | 22% inside Prospect Heights |
| 5 | St Marks Avenue3,435 reports | 45 | 62 | 20% inside Prospect Heights |
| 6 | Butler Place168 reports | 4 | 61 | 100% |
| 7 | Washington Avenue2,284 reports | 38 | 57 | 22% inside Prospect Heights |
| 8 | Classon Avenue4,846 reports | 46 | 55 | 11% inside Prospect Heights |
| 9 | Grand Avenue1,005 reports | 32 | 54 | 27% inside Prospect Heights |
| 10 | Dean Street3,493 reports | 37 | 53 | 15% inside Prospect Heights |
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Questions about Prospect Heights
Is Prospect Heights a good place to live?
Prospect Heights' middle street scores 53 of 100, 29th of 48 Brooklyn neighborhoods, and six of its 19 scored streets grade B or better while one grades C or lower. Access is the strongest column at 81 of 100, second in Brooklyn, and traffic safety reads 60, fourth. Quietness is the weakest at 34, 42nd of 48.
Is Prospect Heights quiet?
Quietness averages 34 of 100 across Prospect Heights' 19 scored streets, 42nd of 48 Brooklyn neighborhoods, and those streets run from 4 to 93 on the quiet column.
Is Prospect Heights clean?
Cleanliness averages 43 of 100 in Prospect Heights, 30th of 48 Brooklyn neighborhoods, which is the neighborhood's middle reading. Illegal parking is the most-filed record on these streets at 18,015 of 69,699 complaints and violations.