Browse every Brooklyn neighborhood that has low evictions buildings matching this scope. Each card shows the current building count so you can compare neighborhoods at a glance.
B
Bath Beach
674 buildings
Bay Ridge
1,383 buildings
Bedford-Stuyvesant
3,420 buildings
Bensonhurst
1,757 buildings
Bergen Beach
232 buildings
Boerum Hill
607 buildings
Borough Park
2,744 buildings
Brighton Beach
647 buildings
Brooklyn Heights
516 buildings
Brownsville
1,935 buildings
Bushwick
4,959 buildings
C
Canarsie
2,206 buildings
Carroll Gardens
1,032 buildings
City Line
621 buildings
Clinton Hill
906 buildings
Cobble Hill
495 buildings
Columbia St Waterfront District
177 buildings
Coney Island
263 buildings
Crown Heights
2,893 buildings
Cypress Hills
1,099 buildings
D
Ditmas Park
392 buildings
Downtown Brooklyn
113 buildings
DUMBO
25 buildings
Dyker Heights
748 buildings
E
East Flatbush
2,450 buildings
East New York
2,863 buildings
East Williamsburg
430 buildings
F
Flatbush
1,304 buildings
Flatlands
315 buildings
Fort Greene
851 buildings
G
Gerritsen Beach
36 buildings
Gowanus
294 buildings
Gravesend
1,852 buildings
Greenpoint
1,864 buildings
Greenwood
638 buildings
H
Homecrest
637 buildings
K
Kensington
909 buildings
M
Madison
118 buildings
Manhattan Beach
32 buildings
Mapleton
527 buildings
Marine Park
155 buildings
Midwood
1,023 buildings
Mill Basin
N
New Lots
301 buildings
O
Ocean Hill
873 buildings
Old Mill Basin
59 buildings
P
Park Slope
2,635 buildings
Prospect Heights
597 buildings
Prospect Lefferts Gardens
599 buildings
Prospect Park South
163 buildings
R
Red Hook
183 buildings
S
Seagate
162 buildings
Sheepshead Bay
807 buildings
Starrett City
49 buildings
Stuyvesant Heights
3,480 buildings
Sunset Park
2,370 buildings
V
Vinegar Hill
37 buildings
W
Weeksville
937 buildings
Williamsburg
3,829 buildings
Windsor Terrace
299 buildings
Bronx
18,085 buildings
Manhattan
19,650 buildings
Queens
36,488 buildings
Staten Island
4,623 buildings
