NYC Dataviz

Who’s building

Homes built and torn down since 2015, and the affordable ones
309,320Net homes, 2015–2025
43,618In 2025
110,106Underway
320,946Affordable homes since 2014

Your block

Search an address to see what has been built, torn down or converted within 300 m.

Year by year

Net homes completed: what new buildings and conversions add, less what demolitions take away.

  • 201515,586
  • 201623,791
  • 201725,860
  • 201829,209
  • 201926,729
  • 202021,335
  • 202129,089
  • 202226,492
  • 202330,183
  • 202437,428
  • 202543,618

Neighborhood leaderboard

Net homes completed since 2015 in residential neighborhoods, and growth against the homes they had.

RankNeighborhoodNet homesGrowthHomes now
1Long Island City-Hunters PointQueens18,979+172%30,013
2Downtown Brooklyn-DUMBO-Boerum HillBrooklyn11,856+72%28,276
3WilliamsburgBrooklyn9,392+39%33,644
4GreenpointBrooklyn9,331+54%26,735
5Financial District-Battery Park CityManhattan8,426+32%35,013
6Chelsea-Hudson YardsManhattan7,445+19%46,326
7JamaicaQueens7,395+44%24,392
8Bedford-Stuyvesant (West)Brooklyn6,722+22%36,830
9Mott Haven-Port MorrisBronx6,627+32%27,091
10Fort GreeneBrooklyn6,520+50%19,657

The biggest

Completed since 2020, and underway.

  1. 25 Water Street1,320 homes · Financial District-Battery Park City2025
  2. 22-44 Jackson Avenue1,122 homes · Long Island City-Hunters Point2021
  3. 625 Fulton Street1,050 homes · Fort Greene2025
  4. 29-59 Northern Boulevard958 homes · Queensbridge-Ravenswood-Dutch Kills2021
  5. 23-15 44 Road938 homes · Long Island City-Hunters Point2025
  6. 311 11 Avenue938 homes · Chelsea-Hudson Yards2022
  7. 101 Lincoln Avenue921 homes · Mott Haven-Port Morris2023
  8. 18 Sixth Avenue858 homes · Park Slope2021
  9. 111 Wall Street1,569 homes · Financial District-Battery Park CityUnderway
  10. 280 Kent Avenue1,350 homes · WilliamsburgUnderway
  11. 265 South Street1,313 homes · Chinatown-Two BridgesUnderway
  12. 592 7 Avenue1,194 homes · Midtown-Times SquareUnderway
  13. 1580 Story Avenue1,124 homes · Soundview-Bruckner-Bronx RiverUnderway
  14. 175 3 Street1,071 homes · Carroll Gardens-Cobble Hill-Gowanus-Red HookUnderway
  15. 592 7 Avenue957 homes · Midtown-Times SquareUnderway
  16. 229 East 42 Street884 homes · Murray Hill-Kips BayUnderway

On the map

New buildings and demolitions of the past five years.

Affordable housing

Homes HPD financed with rents or prices set for incomes below the area median, new and preserved, since 2014. Extremely low income is under 30% of the median; middle is up to 165%.

  • 20145,255
  • 20157,975
  • 201615,669
  • 201726,633
  • 201834,236
  • 201932,791
  • 202018,070
  • 202123,506
  • 202228,993
  • 202341,716
  • 202433,662
  • 202539,301
  • 202625,627

Housing Connect has run 2,188 lotteries for 65,322 homes.