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Buildings in NYCRenter-friendlyLow historical violations & Q trainNeighborhoods

22 neighborhoods with low historic violations q train buildings in NYC

Browse every NYC neighborhood that has low historic violations buildings matching this scope. Each card shows the current building count so you can compare neighborhoods at a glance.

C

Carnegie Hill

27 buildings

Chelsea

9 buildings

D

Ditmas Park

11 buildings

Downtown Brooklyn

17 buildings

E

East Village

19 buildings

F

Flatbush

9 buildings

Fort Greene

14 buildings

G

Gramercy Park

27 buildings

Greenwich Village

12 buildings

H

Hell's Kitchen

51 buildings

Hudson Yards

11 buildings

L

Lenox Hill

123 buildings

M

Midtown

14 buildings

Midtown South

12 buildings

Midwood

9 buildings

P

Park Slope

21 buildings

Prospect Heights

14 buildings

Prospect Lefferts Gardens

11 buildings

Prospect Park South

12 buildings

S

Sutton Place

18 buildings

U

Upper East Side

11 buildings

Y

Yorkville

139 buildings

Other NYC boroughs

Brooklyn

136 buildings

Manhattan

542 buildings