Park Slope
Suits families who want leafy brownstone streets next to Prospect Park, with Grand Army Plaza a five minute walk away.
New York's residential areas range from cast-iron loft blocks and prewar buildings in Manhattan to brownstone streets and waterfront blocks across Brooklyn and Queens. Some areas are built around parks and cultural institutions, others around nightlife, food and galleries. Each of the twelve areas here sits within a four or five minute walk of a subway station.
Open New York on the map Live scores for transit, cafes, schools and healthcare, calculated from what is actually around each address.Suits families who want leafy brownstone streets next to Prospect Park, with Grand Army Plaza a five minute walk away.
Fits younger residents drawn to dive bars, varied food and an alternative feel, with Astor Pl four minutes on foot.
For those who want prewar apartments, Central Park and Museum Mile within reach, and 86 St four minutes away.
Works for residents looking for a diverse Queens area known for its Greek food, with Astoria Blvd a five minute walk.
Cast-iron lofts · Galleries · Designer retail
Historic · NYU · Jazz · Tree-lined charm
Alternative · Dive bars · Diverse food · Youthful
Art galleries · High Line · Nightlife · Dining
Upscale lofts · Film festival · Quiet · Family
Museum Mile · Elegant · Central Park · Prewar
Family · Central Park · Lincoln Center · Brownstones
Culture · Brownstones · Soul food · Historic
Wall Street · Towers · Waterfront · Fast-growing
Brooklyn hip · Waterfront · Music · Foodie
Brooklyn family · Prospect Park · Brownstones · Leafy
Queens · Diverse · Greek food · Affordable