State of New York City’s Housing & Neighborhoods – 2018 Report
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The State of New York City’s Housing and Neighborhoods report, published annually by the NYU Furman Center, provides a compendium of data and analysis about New York City’s housing, land use, demographics, and quality of life for each borough and the city’s 59 community districts. This year’s report includes the following:
2018 Focus:The Diversity of New York City’s Neighborhoods and Schools
Each year, the State of New York City’s Housing and Neighborhoods report describes, contextualizes, and provides analysis on a pressing and policy-relevant issue affecting New York City. In 2018, the report focuses on the connection between neighborhood racial diversity and racial diversity in public primary schools.
School District Diversity profiles: The focus is complimented by a set of interactive District Diversity profiles that contain statistics and demographic data on each of New York City’s school districts.
Part 1: Citywide Analysis
Part 1 provides a broad, longitudinal analysis of New York City’s housing and neighborhoods. The chapter is divided into five parts: New Yorkers; land use and the built environment; homeowners and their homes; renters and their homes; and neighborhood services and conditions.
Part 2: City, Borough, and Community District Data
Part 2 provides current and historical statistics for housing, neighborhood, and socioeconomic indicators at the city, borough, and community district levels.
Part 3: Indicators, Rankings, and Methods
Part 3 includes definitions for each indicator in the report; community district indicator rankings; methods; and an index of New York City’s Community Districts and Sub-Borough Areas.
You can access our Focus Chapter and Citywide Data in the PDF files below. For a copy of the full report, email furmancenter@nyu.edu.
- 2018 FOCUS: The Diversity of New York City’s Neighborhoods and Schools Each year, the State of New York City’s Housing and Neighborhoods report describes, contextualizes, and provides analysis on a pressing and policy-relevant issue affecting New York City. This year, the report focuses on the connection between neighborhood racial diversity and racial diversity in public primary schools. It examines the current composition of traditional public primary schools, changes in school district diversity over the past 12 years, and how these changes relate to neighborhood demographic shifts.
- PART ONE: Citywide Analysis A broad, longitudinal analysis of New York City’s housing and neighborhoods, divided into five parts: New Yorkers, land use and the built environment, homeowners and their homes, renters and their homes, and neighborhood services and conditions.
- The State of New Yorkers
- Land Use and the Built Environment
- Citywide Homeowners
- Renters and their Homes
- Neighborhood Services and Conditions
- PART TWO: City, Borough, and Community District Data Current and historical statistics for over 50 housing, neighborhood, and socioeconomic indicators at the city, borough, and community district levels.
- New York City
- Bronx
- Brooklyn
- Manhattan
- Queens
- Staten Island
- PART THREE: Indicator Definitions, Rankings, and Methods
- Sponsors
The data for each community district may be downloaded as an individual PDF file below.
Bronx
- BX 01 Mott Haven / Melrose (134 KB)
- BX 02 Hunts Point / Longwood (134 KB)
- BX 03 Morrisania / Crotona (134 KB)
- BX 04 Highbridge / Concourse (135 KB)
- BX 05 Fordham / University Heights (134 KB)
- BX 06 Belmont / East Tremont (134 KB)
- BX 07 Kingsbridge Heights / Bedford (135 KB)
- BX 08 Riverdale / Fieldston (135 KB)
- BX 09 Parkchester / Soundview (135 KB)
- BX 10 Throgs Neck / Co-op City (135 KB)
- BX 11 Morris Park / Bronxdale (134 KB)
- BX 12 Williamsbridge / Baychester (135 KB)
Brooklyn
- BK 01 Greenpoint / Williamsburg (114 KB)
- BK 02 Fort Green / Brooklyn Heights (113 KB)
- BK 03 Bedford Stuyvesant (113 KB)
- BK 04 Bushwick (113 KB)
- BK 05 East New York / Starrett City (113 KB)
- BK 06 Park Slope / Carroll Gardens (113 KB)
- BK 07 Sunset Park (113 KB)
- BK 08 Crown Heights / Prospect Heights (113 KB)
- BK 09 S. Crown Heights / Lefferts Gardens (113 KB)
- BK 10 Bay Ridge / Dyker Heights (113 KB)
- BK 11 Bensonhurst (113 KB)
- BK 12 Borough Park (113 KB)
- BK 13 Coney Island (114 KB)
- BK 14 Flatbush / Midwood (113 KB)
- BK 15 Sheepshead Bay (115 KB)
- BK 16 Brownsville (113 KB)
- BK 17 East Flatbush (113 KB)
- BK 18 Flatlands / Canarsie (115 KB)
Staten Island
- SI 01 St. George / Stapleton (111 KB)
- SI 02 South Beach / Willowbrook (111 KB)
- SI 03 Tottenville / Great Kills (103 KB)
Manhattan
- MN 01 Financial District (137 KB)
- MN 02 Greenwich Village / Soho (138 KB)
- MN 03 Lower East Side / Chinatown (137 KB)
- MN 04 Clinton / Chelsea (138 KB)
- MN 05 Midtown (137 KB)
- MN 06 Stuyvesant Town / Turtle Bay (137 KB)
- MN 07 Upper West Side (137 KB)
- MN 08 Upper East Side (138 KB)
- MN 09 Morningside Heights / Hamilton (137 KB)
- MN 10 Central Harlem (138 KB)
- MN 11 East Harlem (137 KB)
- MN 12 Washington Heights / Inwood (137 KB)
Queens
- QN 01 Astoria (223 KB)
- QN 02 Woodside / Sunnyside (223 KB)
- QN 03 Jackson Heights (223 KB)
- QN 04 Elmhurst / Corona (223 KB)
- QN 05 Ridgewood / Maspeth (223 KB)
- QN 06 Rego Park / Forest Hills (223 KB)
- QN 07 Flushing / Whitestone (223 KB)
- QN 08 Hillcrest / Fresh Meadows (223 KB)
- QN 09 Kew Gardens / Woodhaven (223 KB)
- QN 10 S. Ozone Park / Howard Beach (223 KB)
- QN 11 Bayside / Little Neck (225 KB)
- QN 12 Jamaica / Hollis (226 KB)
- QN 13 Queens Vilalge (225 KB)
- QN 14 Rockaway / Broad Channel (226 KB)