Neighborhoods with the most parks, playgrounds, dog runs, and green areas.
Howland Hook
Staten Island · 353 buildings
108.4 acres
2 parks
Port Ivory
Staten Island · 4 buildings
70.6 acres
1 parks
Prospect Park
Brooklyn · 72 buildings
20.3 acres
3 parks
Williamsburg
Brooklyn · 9,647 buildings
17.7 acres
40 parks
East New York
Brooklyn · 15,568 buildings
15.8 acres
55 parks
Longwood
Bronx · 3,534 buildings
12.3 acres
24 parks
Kingsbridge
Bronx · 2,587 buildings
11.6 acres
10 parks
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Brooklyn · 19,046 buildings
10.8 acres
54 parks
Harlem
Manhattan · 5,210 buildings
8.4 acres
44 parks
Mott Haven
Bronx · 2,083 buildings
8.3 acres
13 parks
East Harlem
Manhattan · 2,989 buildings
8.0 acres
29 parks
Hell's Kitchen
Manhattan · 1,559 buildings
8.0 acres
7 parks
Columbia St
Brooklyn · 564 buildings
6.8 acres
8 parks
Fordham
Bronx · 2,355 buildings
6.5 acres
10 parks
Brownsville
Brooklyn · 5,704 buildings
6.4 acres
24 parks
Highbridge
Bronx · 810 buildings
6.3 acres
11 parks
East Village
Manhattan · 2,481 buildings
6.1 acres
41 parks
Flushing
Queens · 35,999 buildings
5.7 acres
11 parks
Upper West Side
Manhattan · 4,028 buildings
5.6 acres
13 parks
Jamaica
Queens · 29,668 buildings
5.5 acres
16 parks
Sunset Park
Brooklyn · 10,801 buildings
5.5 acres
6 parks
Far Rockaway
Queens · 6,672 buildings
4.5 acres
2 parks
Allerton
Bronx · 4,116 buildings
4.4 acres
5 parks
Greenpoint
Brooklyn · 5,360 buildings
4.4 acres
7 parks
Midtown
Manhattan · 2,597 buildings
4.2 acres
8 parks
Most Affordable Neighborhoods
Neighborhoods with the lowest median 1-bedroom rent in NYC.
Fewest Building Violations
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Best Transit Access
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Most Rent Stabilized
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