Neighborhoods in the 10455 ZIP Code

Mott Haven has largely been shaped by its real estate, namely the 2002 conversion of a former piano factory into luxury lofts. The Clocktower – 90 rentals housed inside a former industrial building – was the first development of many to come. After the building’s success, the same developer, Carnegie Management, built a 6-story, 130-unit rental

Bronx realtor William Beltran from Douglas Elliman says Port Morris has “been up and coming for a few years. Investors are going there, along 132nd Street, and purchasing buildings, mostly for retail. The city is redoing the sewer system. It’s getting ready for a lot more changes.” The South Bronx had a hard few decades at the end of the last

Those familiar with the history of New York City might recognize Woodstock as one of the villages that fused to create the Bronx more than a century ago. Nonhistory buffs might still know its name from seeing it at the local library, while others simply see it as an established residential enclave tucked between some of the highlights of the South

Longwood is a vibrant, growing community, with predominantly residential, house-lined streets. According to the New York Department of Health, Longwood is one of 24 NYC neighborhoods considered low-income in 1990, and after seeing higher median rent growth over the past 20 years, is now one of 17 neighborhoods that is rapidly gentrifying. Window

Undeniably dense and urban, South Bronx’s Melrose neighborhood has a long history of community activism centered around sustainable housing and social justice, with Grassroots organizations such as We Stay / Nos Quedamos partnering with civic and private programs on urban renewal. Such efforts have paid off. Melrose now counts more LEED-certified