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PUMA 4015

Flatbush & Midwood

Approx. Brooklyn CD 14

Demographic Conditions

Household Economic Security

Housing Affordability, Quality, and Security

Housing Production

Quality of Life and Access to Opportunity

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Flatbush & Midwood
PUMA 4015 - Approx. Brooklyn CD 14

Demographic Conditions

Household Economic Security

Housing Affordability, Quality, and Security

Housing Production

Quality of Life and Access to Opportunity

Housing Affordability, Quality, and Security: Flatbush & Midwood

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Housing Tenure

Table 3.01.T

CENSUS PUMS, 2000
data	number	percent
data	Occupied housing units	56,846	100.0%
Owner-occupied	11,568	20.3%
Renter-occupied	45,278	79.7%

ACS PUMS, 2008-2012
data	number	percent
data	Occupied housing units	55,913	100.0%
Owner-occupied	12,861	23.0%
Renter-occupied	43,052	77.0%

ACS PUMS, 2017-2021
data	number	percent
data	Occupied housing units	59,216	100.0%
Owner-occupied	14,440	24.4%
Renter-occupied	44,776	75.6%

CHANGE, 2008-2012 to 2017-2021
data	number	percent	pctg. pt.
data	Occupied housing units	3,303	5.9%	0.0
Owner-occupied	1,579	12.3%	1.4
Renter-occupied	1,724	4.0%	-1.4

Median Home Value (2021 Dollars)

Table 3.02.T

ACS PUMS, 2008-2012
data	number
data	Owner-occupied units	12,861
Median Home Value (Dollars)	747,844

ACS PUMS, 2017-2021
data	number
data	Owner-occupied units	14,440
Median Home Value (Dollars)	845,549

CHANGE, 2008-2012 to 2017-2021
data	number	percent
data	Owner-occupied units	1,579	12.3%
Median Home Value (Dollars)	97,705	13.1%

Median Gross Rent (2021 dollars)

Table 3.03.T

ACS PUMS, 2008-2012
data	number
data	Occupied units paying rent	41,863
Median gross rent (dollars)	1,331

ACS PUMS, 2017-2021
data	number
data	Occupied units paying rent	43,771
Median gross rent (dollars)	1,563

CHANGE, 2008-2012 to 2017-2021
data	number	percent
data	Occupied units paying rent	1,908	4.6%
Median gross rent (dollars)	232	17.4%

Gross Rent as a Percentage of Household Income (GRAPI)

Table 3.04.T

ACS PUMS, 2008-2012
data	number	percent
data	Occupied units paying rent (excluding units where GRAPI cannot be computed)	40,740	100.0%
30.0 percent or more (rent-burdened)	23,736	58.3%
50.0 percent or more (severely rent-burdened)	13,608	33.4%

ACS PUMS, 2017-2021
data	number	percent
data	Occupied units paying rent (excluding units where GRAPI cannot be computed)	42,803	100.0%
30.0 percent or more (rent-burdened)	23,150	54.1%
50.0 percent or more (severely rent-burdened)	12,791	29.9%

CHANGE, 2008-2012 to 2017-2021
data	number	percent	pctg. pt.
data	Occupied units paying rent (excluding units where GRAPI cannot be computed)	2,063	5.1%	0.0
30.0 percent or more (rent-burdened)	-586	-2.5%	-4.2
50.0 percent or more (severely rent-burdened)	-817	-6.0%	-3.5

Rent Stabilized Housing

Table 3.05.T

NYC HOUSING AND VACANCY SURVEY, 2017
data	number	percent
data	Occupied rental units	43,811	100.0%
Rent stabilized units	31,609	55.6%

Rental Units Affordable To Households By AMI* Band

Table 3.06.T

ACS PUMS, 2017-2021
data	number	percent
data	Occupied units paying rent	43,771	100.0%
Extremely low-income (0-30% AMI)	3,027	6.9%
Very low-income (31-50% AMI)	5,811	13.3%
Low-income (51-80% AMI)	23,260	53.1%
Moderate-income (81-120% AMI)	10,927	25.0%
Middle-income (121-165% AMI)	670	1.5%
High-income (166% or higher AMI)	76	0.2%

Housing Maintenance Deficiencies

Table 3.07.T

NYC HOUSING AND VACANCY SURVEY, 2017
data	number	percent
data	Occupied housing units	56,802	100.0%
Units with 3 or more maintenance deficiencies	5,069	9.8%

Overcrowding

Table 3.08.T

ACS PUMS, 2008-2012
data	number	percent
data	Occupied housing units	55,913	100.0%
Overcrowded units (> 1 person per room)	7,257	13.0%

ACS PUMS, 2017-2021
data	number	percent
data	Occupied housing units	59,216	100.0%
Overcrowded units (> 1 person per room)	7,768	13.1%

CHANGE, 2008-2012 to 2017-2021
data	number	percent	pctg. pt.
data	Occupied housing units	3,303	5.9%	0.0
Overcrowded units (> 1 person per room)	511	7.0%	0.1

Residential Evictions

Table 3.09.T

NYC DEPARTMENT OF INVESTIGATION, 2017-2023
data	number
Occupied housing units	56,802
Residential evictions executed by a city marshal	1,263

Number of Individuals in Shelter System by Last Address

Table 3.10.T

NYC DEPARTMENT OF HOMELESS SERVICES, 2020
data	number
Total number of individuals in DHS shelter system whose last address was in this area	491

NYC DEPARTMENT OF HOMELESS SERVICES, 2022
data	number
Total number of individuals in DHS shelter system whose last address was in this area	384

CHANGE, 2020-2022
data	number	percent
Total number of individuals in DHS shelter system whose last address was in this area	-107	-21.8%

Income-restricted Housing

Table 3.11.T

NYC Housing Authority, 2022; NYC Housing Preservation and Development, 2023
data	number
NYCHA units	0
Homes with new or extended affordability requirements	1,401

Population In NYC Housing Authority Housing

Table 3.12.T

NYC HOUSING AUTHORITY, 2022
data	number	percent
Total population	162,557	100.0%
NYC Housing Authority tenants	0	0.0%

Housing Lottery Applications

Table 3.13.T

NYC HOUSING CONNECT 2014-2020
data	number	percent
Total housing lottery applications	471,379	100.0%

Housing Lottery Leases

Table 3.14.T

NYC HOUSING CONNECT 2014-2020
data	number	percent
Total signed leases	Data are not available by Community District

*AMI, or Area Median Income, refers to U.S. Housing and Urban Development annual Income Limits for New York City. HUD establishes these Income Limits each year to administer federal housing funds, such as housing tax credits and rental assistance benefits. Each metropolitan area has unique Income Limits. In government-administered affordable housing, these Income Limits establish maximum eligible household incomes for new rentals or homes for sale.

In New York City, because housing costs are so high, Income Limits are not calculated using New Yorkers’ incomes. In NYC, Income Limits are based on the income needed to afford currently available market rate housing. Learn more about how HUD calculates NYC’s 2022 Income Limits here: FY 2022 Income Limits Documentation System -- Income Limits Calculations for New York, NY HUD Metro FMR Area (huduser.gov)