Prospect Heights
Prospect Heights varies block to block — search your specific building for the real picture.
Living in Prospect Heights: what the building signals say
Prospect Heights carries a heavy load of open building violations. Across 7,852 residential buildings there are 17,946 open violations — about 2.3 per building, above the Brooklyn average of 1.32. 501 buildings have at least one immediately hazardous violation open.
Residents filed 17,485 complaints in the past 12 months. How fast repairs happen varies a lot by landlord, so read the exact building report before signing a lease.
Neighborhood at a glance
These are neighborhood averages, not an answer about any one address. Two buildings on the same block can look nothing alike.
Scoped to ZIP 11217, 11238
Buildings in Prospect Heights
361 Carlton Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11238
431 Classon Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11238
114 Lexington Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11238
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Search a buildingBrix shows city record data for every residential building in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn. Violation and complaint data comes from NYC HPD and DOB. Always do your own due diligence before signing a lease.