Staten Island Livability Scores
The most suburban of NYC's boroughs, Staten Island offers affordable housing, green spaces, and a slower pace of life.
Neighborhoods in Staten Island
St. George6.3
Ferry terminal neighborhood with Manhattan views and growing arts scene.
Snug Harbor
Cultural campus with botanical gardens, museums, and historic architecture.
Tottenville6.1
Southernmost neighborhood in NYC with waterfront homes and beach access.
Great Kills6.5
Residential neighborhood with marina access and Great Kills Park.
Tompkinsville6.7
North Shore neighborhood adjacent to St. George with a diverse community, affordable housing, and growing commercial strip along Victory Boulevard.
Stapleton6.7
Historic waterfront neighborhood undergoing major redevelopment with new mixed-use buildings, a refurbished waterfront esplanade, and easy ferry access.
West Brighton5.7
Residential neighborhood near the Staten Island Zoo and Snug Harbor, with a mix of single-family homes and apartment buildings on quiet, tree-lined streets.
New Brighton
North Shore waterfront neighborhood adjacent to St. George with Victorian-era homes, St. Peter's Place historic district, and views of the Verrazzano Bridge and Manhattan.
Mariners Harbor4.5
West Shore neighborhood with industrial waterfront history, the Arthur Kill waterway, and affordable single-family homes including the Sandy Ground historic African-American community.
Port Richmond4.6
North Shore neighborhood with a diverse Mexican-American community, Richmond Avenue commercial strip, and historic row houses, sometimes called Staten Island's Chinatown for its immigrant diversity.
New Dorp
Mid-island neighborhood along Hylan Boulevard with New Dorp Beach, the historic Vanderbilt Mausoleum, and suburban single-family housing.
Eltingville
South Shore residential neighborhood with the Eltingville Transit Center, suburban single-family homes, and a strong family community along Amboy Road.
Dongan Hills
Mid-island hillside residential neighborhood with views of Lower New York Bay, winding tree-lined streets, and an established Italian-American community.
Annadale
South Shore suburban neighborhood with Annadale train station, Huguenot Pond, and a family-oriented community of single-family homes along Amboy Road.
Bulls Head
Central West Shore neighborhood with Heartland Village shopping center, suburban housing developments, and proximity to Willowbrook Park and the College of Staten Island.
Rosebank5.1
North Shore waterfront neighborhood with the Alice Austen House, Italian-American heritage, views of Verrazzano Bridge and Lower New York Bay, and quiet Victorian-era streets.
Westerleigh4.6
Central Staten Island residential neighborhood with Westerleigh Park, tree-lined streets of Victorian and Arts-and-Crafts homes, and a historic temperance-movement heritage.
Grasmere5.6
East Shore neighborhood adjacent to Silver Lake Park with single-family homes, the Grasmere train station, and views of the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge.
Midland Beach5.5
East Shore beachfront neighborhood along the Raritan Bay with the Staten Island Boardwalk, post-Sandy resilient homes, and a strong Polish-American community.
Travis4.3
West Shore industrial-adjacent residential neighborhood with the Fresh Kills Park redevelopment, single-family homes, and easy access to the Staten Island Expressway.
Oakwood5.4
Mid-island South Shore neighborhood with the Oakwood Beach community, Oakwood train station, and a mix of pre- and post-Sandy single-family homes along Amboy Road.
Huguenot5.7
South Shore suburban neighborhood with Wolfe's Pond Park, a Huguenot historical heritage, winding residential streets, and SIRR access to St. George.
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