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Events per 1,000 properties, common window

The fair comparison. Every neighborhood and covered New York City over the same complete months.

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Events per 1,000 eligible properties over the most recent window that every configured ZIP covers in full (March–June 2026 in the current release).

Unit: per 1,000 properties · Updated: As new approved releases are published

Above the citywide rate means more recorded documents per property than the city average in those months, not that something is wrong.

Comparison, March–June 2026

Events per 1,000 properties, common window, March–June 2026Brownsville 109.3; Bushwick 106.5; Bedford-Stuyvesant 100.6; East New York 93.3; Crown Heights 85.5; East Flatbush 78.0; New York City (covered properties) 69.3; Canarsie 68.4; Astoria 54.5. Unit: per 1,000 properties.Brownsville109.3Bushwick106.5Bedford-Stuyvesant100.6East New York93.3Crown Heights85.5East Flatbush78.0New York City (covered properties)69.3Canarsie68.4Astoria54.5
East New York highlighted; covered New York City shown as the reference.

Latest values

AreaPeriodValue (per 1,000 properties)
BrownsvilleMarch–June 2026109.3
BushwickMarch–June 2026106.5
Bedford-StuyvesantMarch–June 2026100.6
East New YorkMarch–June 202693.3
Crown HeightsMarch–June 202685.5
East FlatbushMarch–June 202678.0
New York City (covered properties)March–June 202669.3
CanarsieMarch–June 202668.4
AstoriaMarch–June 202654.5
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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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Covered eligible properties

The number of residential properties in a neighborhood's ZIPs that the Bulletin counts against.

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