Wharf Way, Brooklyn: Grade A · 311, HPD & Crash Data
Grade A, 81 out of 100. How does Wharf Way in Brooklyn rank for traffic safety, noise, and cleanliness?
Livability score
Grade A, livability 81 out of 100.
Calm 96, ranked against built-up residential streets. Access 53, ranked against every street in the city. Fewer complaints per home than most built-up residential streets, and a lot within a walk.
That puts Wharf Way in the top 2% of scored streets citywide.
Strongest on infrastructure (100) and food nearby (69). Tree cover (0) is the weak spot. Access is 35% of this grade. If you drive, it likely understates your block.
On the record
HPD has cited 8 Class C violations here, the tier the city treats as an immediate health or safety risk, about 2 per 100 homes on file.
NYPD records no injury from a reported crash on Wharf Way since 2021.
Among built-up residential streets, Wharf Way ranks 99 on parking and 84 on housing. Wharf Way sits in the strongest quarter of built-up residential streets on housing. Measured against built-up residential streets, quietness sits at 98 and cleanliness at 94. Transit ranks 44 and tree cover 0, both against every street in the city rather than inside the band. Of the three measures ranked citywide, food nearby is the strongest on Wharf Way, at 69. The band those ranks are drawn from holds about 790 built-up residential streets.
Infrastructure is the strongest of the measures ranked inside the band, at 100.
None of the 487 homes on file are rent-stabilized.
Scores are built from 311 complaints, HPD violations, NYPD crash records, NYPD felony complaint records, MTA stop locations, DOHMH food permits, and the street tree census, divided by the homes and businesses on the street, updated weekly. Read the scoring method or the data sources.
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