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The total number of housing units in New York City in 2021 was 3,644,000, a net increase of about 175,000 over the number in 2017. This was the largest housing stock for New York City in the fifty-six-years since the NYCHVS was first conducted in 1965 and continued the trend of slow, but steady, growth shown over the past few cycles of the ...
View and download 2014 New York City Housing and Vacancy Survey Microdata. Page Last Revised - August 18, 2023. The New York City Housing and Vacancy Survey (NYCHVS) is conducted every 3 years to comply with New York state and New York City’s rent regulation laws.
Heading into the pandemic, housing costs were higher in the New York City metropolitan area than in most other selected large metropolitan areas, with the average household spending nearly $27,000 in 2018-2019 on housing, which amounted to a similar share of total expenditures as in 2021-2022.
- Differences by Race, Ethnicity, and National Origin
- Differences by Household Composition
- Populations in Publicly Supported Housing and Shelter
Black and Hispanic New Yorkers are overrepresented in rental units with maintenance issues1. The Renter-Occupied Homes with 3+ Maintenance Deficiencies by Race and Ethnicity chart below illustrates that 25% of Black New Yorkers and 23% of Hispanic New Yorkers who live in rental units experience 3 or more maintenance deficiencies, as compared to 18%...
Adult families, comprising two or more adults with no children, account for a plurality (40%) of households in New York City. According to the Households by Household Type and Age chart below, single householders account for 32% of New York City households, while 27% of households have children. In addition, 34% of households in New York City inclu...
Black and Hispanic households make up the majority of households in publicly supported housing. The Households in Publicly Supported Housing by Race and Ethnicity chart below shows that Black and Hispanic households account for over 60% of households in all four categories of publicly supported housing in HUD-provided data; the share ranges from 61...
Jan 28, 2024 · New York City’s housing and neighborhoods data hub, presented by the NYU Furman Center. New York City Housing and Vacancy Survey
