What is the best-connected neighborhood for families in Bronx?

Longwood ranks highest by transit access (93/100), ahead of Parkchester. The best fit depends on your family — set your priorities for a personalized neighborhood ranking.

How many neighborhoods are in Bronx?

We score 38 neighborhoods in Bronx across nine family signals.

How are these neighborhoods ranked?

By transit access — one of the nine signals we score for every NYC neighborhood (on a /100 scale). Set your family's priorities to weigh safety, schools, affordability, transit, and more for a ranking tailored to you.

Best-Connected Neighborhoods for Families in Bronx

The top neighborhoods in Bronx, ranked by transit access. Longwood leads with 93/100, followed by Parkchester and Mount Hope. 38 neighborhoods in Bronx scored in total.

The ranking

1
LongwoodBronx · Families 83 · Community 66 · Family Fit 48
93/100Transit
2
ParkchesterBronx · Community 81 · Families 55 · Health 51
92/100Transit
3
Mount HopeBronx · Families 99 · Community 69 · Family Fit 48
85/100Transit
4
Fordham HeightsBronx · Families 94 · Community 72 · Family Fit 45
85/100Transit
5
Mount Eden-Claremont (West)Bronx · Families 95 · Community 70 · Family Fit 48
84/100Transit
6
Kingsbridge Heights-Van Cortlandt VillageBronx · Families 87 · Community 84 · Family Fit 51
82/100Transit
7
West FarmsBronx · Community 64 · Health 52 · Families 46
80/100Transit
8
Kingsbridge-Marble HillBronx · Activities 86 · Community 82 · Health 60
79/100Transit
9
MelroseBronx · Activities 58 · Health 45 · Families 38
78/100Transit
10
University Heights (North)-FordhamBronx · Families 89 · Community 73 · Family Fit 47
77/100Transit
11
Claremont Village-Claremont (East)Bronx · Community 64 · Families 58 · Health 48
75/100Transit
12
Bedford ParkBronx · Families 80 · Community 76 · Health 55
75/100Transit
13
NorwoodBronx · Families 84 · Community 80 · Activities 64
74/100Transit
14
MorrisaniaBronx · Families 88 · Community 66 · Family Fit 47
72/100Transit
15
University Heights (South)-Morris HeightsBronx · Families 94 · Community 67 · Family Fit 49
70/100Transit
16
Crotona Park EastBronx · Families 84 · Community 63 · Health 52
67/100Transit
17
Westchester SquareBronx · Activities 96 · Community 81 · Schools 73
67/100Transit
18
Concourse-Concourse VillageBronx · Families 77 · Community 72 · Health 46
67/100Transit
19
Pelham Parkway-Van NestBronx · Community 86 · Activities 67 · Affordability 50
65/100Transit
20
HighbridgeBronx · Community 66 · Families 57 · Health 49
62/100Transit
21
Co-op CityBronx · Community 71 · Affordability 62 · Safety 59
62/100Transit
22
TremontBronx · Families 81 · Community 64 · Health 47
60/100Transit
23
BelmontBronx · Activities 79 · Community 68 · Families 56
59/100Transit
24
AllertonBronx · Community 84 · Families 73 · Health 57
56/100Transit
25
Soundview-Bruckner-Bronx RiverBronx · Community 83 · Families 71 · Health 52
49/100Transit

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best-connected neighborhood for families in Bronx?: Longwood ranks highest by transit access (93/100), ahead of Parkchester. The best fit depends on your family — set your priorities for a personalized neighborhood ranking.
How many neighborhoods are in Bronx?: We score 38 neighborhoods in Bronx across nine family signals.
How are these neighborhoods ranked?: By transit access — one of the nine signals we score for every NYC neighborhood (on a /100 scale). Set your family's priorities to weigh safety, schools, affordability, transit, and more for a ranking tailored to you.

Which of these fits your family?

We rank every NYC neighborhood against your family's priorities — safety, schools, affordability, commute, and more — so you see the order that matters to you, not a generic list.

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