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Neighborhood Scores in New York

We've scored 159 addresses across 37 cities in New York. The statewide average Vibe Score is 58/100.

Highest Scored
130 MIDDLE NECK RD, PORT WASHINGTON, NY, 11050
63/100 C+
Lowest Scored
2645 FREDERICK DOUGLASS BLVD, NEW YORK, NY, 10030
49/100 D+
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Cities

Brooklyn 36 addresses
Avg: 59
Bronx 25 addresses
Avg: 58
Staten Island 15 addresses
Avg: 58
New York 12 addresses
Avg: 51
Great Neck 8 addresses
Avg: 57
Jamaica 5 addresses
Avg: 60
Far Rockaway 4 addresses
Avg: 57
Hollis 4 addresses
Avg: 56
Flushing 4 addresses
Avg: 60
Valley Stream 4 addresses
Avg: 58
Astoria 3 addresses
Avg: 59
Pelham 3 addresses
Avg: 58
Woodside 3 addresses
Avg: 61
Elmhurst 2 addresses
Avg: 61
Queens Village 2 addresses
Avg: 60
South Ozone Park 2 addresses
Avg: 59
Port Washington 2 addresses
Avg: 63
East Elmhurst 2 addresses
Avg: 59
Howard Beach 2 addresses
Avg: 57
Mount Vernon 2 addresses
Avg: 56
Springfield Gardens 2 addresses
Avg: 59
Woodmere 2 addresses
Avg: 58
Corona 1 address
Avg: 58
Fresh Meadows 1 address
Avg: 60
Lawrence 1 address
Avg: 58
Long Island City 1 address
Avg: 62
Yonkers 1 address
Avg: 61
Kew Gardens 1 address
Avg: 61
Kings Point 1 address
Avg: 56
Little Neck 1 address
Avg: 59
Rockaway Park 1 address
Avg: 58
Saint Albans 1 address
Avg: 59
Elmont 1 address
Avg: 58
Cortland 1 address
Avg: 59
Manhasset 1 address
Avg: 56
Bayside 1 address
Avg: 59
Atlantic Beach 1 address
Avg: 58

What is the average neighborhood score in New York?

The average StreetScore across 159 scored addresses in New York is 58 out of 100. Scores are based on safety, environment, livability, risk, education, growth, and cost of living data from government sources.

What is the highest-rated city in New York?

Port Washington has the highest average neighborhood score in New York at 63/100, based on 2 scored addresses.

How are neighborhoods scored in New York?

StreetScore analyzes 16 government and public data sources including FBI crime data, FEMA flood maps, EPA air quality, USGS earthquake data, GreatSchools ratings, Walk Score, and the US Census Bureau to generate a composite score from 0 to 100 for any address.