NYCHANIS: Data Profile for Brooklyn

Data Profile for Brooklyn

Brooklyn is a Borough in New York that had total population of 2,465,326 in 2000 according to the US Census. Brooklyn ranks highest on Percent of People that are Black of any Borough. It ranks highest on Percent of all Students Who Are Black. It is second lowest only to The Bronx on Percent of People that are White. It is second lowest only to The Bronx on Percent of People in the Labor Force.

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Indicators

Chart All Median Household Income by Housing Type
Median Household Income of Condominium Households (2002)	$71,149
Median Household Income of Conventional Households (2002)	$62,173
Median Household Income of Cooperative Households (2002)	$65,676
Median Household Income of In Rem Households (2002)	$21,016
Median Household Income of Mitchell-Lama Households (2002)	$21,016
Median Household Income of Other Rent Regulated Households (2002)	$15,324
Median Household Income of Public Housing Households (2002)	$12,426
Median Household Income of Rent Controlled Households (2002)	$15,981
Median Household Income of Rent Stabilized Households (2002)	$31,371
Median Household Income of Unregulated Rental Households (2002)	$38,749
Chart All Income
Average Adjusted Gross Income (2002)	$36,111
Comparison of 80th percentile income to 20th percentile income, 2002 (2002)	6.1
Chart All Income by Renter/Owner Status
Median Household Income of Owners in 1999, Adjusted for Inflation (1999)	$52,744
Median Household Income of Renters in 1999, Adjusted for Inflation (1999)	$24,973
Chart All Public Assistance
Change in Number of Households Receiving Public Assistance from 1990 to 2000 (2000)	-51047
Percent Change in Number of Households Receiving Public Assistance from 1990 to 2000 (2000)	-6.8%
Chart All Poverty
Change in Household Poverty Rate from 1990 to 2000 (2000)	2.4%