Affordable family neighborhoods with a school that beats its district in Brooklyn
Residential neighborhoods with rent below the city's middle, more children than most, and a high-need zoned school that outperforms its district.
How we chose these
- A residential neighborhood.
- Median asking rent below the median of residential neighborhoods.
- A share of residents under 18 at or above the median of residential neighborhoods.
- At least one zoned school that beats its district while serving high-need students, zoned to it or located in it.
13 in Brooklyn, A–Z
- Bath Beach$2,400median asking rent22%under 18
- Borough Park$2,600median asking rent46%under 18
- Brownsville$2,650median asking rent23%under 18
- Cypress Hills$3,000median asking rent25%under 18
- East Flatbush-Remsen Village$2,995median asking rent21%under 18
- East New York (North)$2,998median asking rent27%under 18
- East New York-New Lots$2,998median asking rent23%under 18
- Flatbush (West)-Ditmas Park-Parkville$2,650median asking rent22%under 18
- Kensington$3,100median asking rent24%under 18
- Mapleton-Midwood (West)$2,200median asking rent34%under 18
- Sunset Park (Central)$2,700median asking rent26%under 18
- Sunset Park (East)-Borough Park (West)$2,700median asking rent27%under 18
- Sunset Park (West)$2,700median asking rent23%under 18
Not a ranking: every entry here meets the same rule. Back to Brooklyn neighborhoods→