Grade Distribution

Brooklyn is the city's most architecturally diverse borough — brownstone blocks in Park Slope, public housing towers in Brownsville, waterfront glass in Williamsburg, and suburban houses in Marine Park, all within the same borough lines. It's also the largest borough by building count. The brownstone belt (Park Slope, Carroll Gardens, Boerum Hill, Brooklyn Heights) scores consistently well. East New York, Brownsville, and parts of East Flatbush carry the borough's heaviest distress loads. The rapid development along the waterfront has created a new tier of excellently-maintained buildings that pull the borough average up.

Zip Codes by Distress

Sorted by average health score, lowest first.