Events per 1,000 eligible properties
East New York · July 2025–June 2026
275.3
per 1,000 properties
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Events per 1,000 properties, common window
East New York · March–June 2026
93.3
per 1,000 properties
New York City (covered properties): 69.3
Recorded property-record events
East New York · July 2025–June 2026
5,593
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Neighborhood Record Bulletin
Recorded property-document activity for East New York and eight comparison neighborhoods, from NYC ACRIS public records, with coverage notes for every ZIP.
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Digital access & connectivity
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02Digital skills & agency
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03AI & emerging technology
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04Digital money & fintech
Payment apps, digital banking, crypto, and how to judge the risk.
05Neighborhood data
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06Technology pathways
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Since 2020
Started as ENY Crypto. Still here.
Real Life Digital Institute began as the East New York Crypto Institute. The name changed; the neighborhood and the work did not.
East New York Crypto Institute starts
The institute begins in East New York under the name East New York Crypto Institute (ENY Crypto).
Stated by the institute; source document pending
First Neighborhood Record release
The ZIP Activity Pulse publishes ACRIS property-record activity for every covered NYC ZIP, as of August 31, 2026.
Neighborhood Record Bulletin covers eight neighborhoods
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The institute becomes Real Life Digital Institute
ENY Crypto widens its scope from digital money to the technology that shapes everyday life, and keeps its East New York base and history.
Stated by the institute; source document pending
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