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File no. AZ-NEWYO-49Revision 01Live intelligence / Aug 10, 2026

ZIP intelligence dossier

New York City, NY 10037, United States

A decision-first briefing on safety, affordability, opportunity, climate, housing, and the texture of daily life.

Astor Row, representative imagery near New York City, NY 10037, United States — **Astor Row**Rickshupper / Public domain

135th Street station (IRT Lenox Avenue Line), representative imagery near New York City, NY 10037, United States — **135th Street station (IRT Lenox Avenue Line)**Jim.henderson / CC0

JurisdictionUnited States

File statusCurrent / canonical

Evidence confidencemedium

Read this first / Executive brief

The decision, before the details.

Start with the composite signal and the analyst verdict. Then use the evidence index to inspect the factors that matter to your move.

Score

Aden's Zip verdict:

49/ 100

Bureau recommendationProceed with caution

Weighted from the strongest direct signal, defensible proxy, or neutral baseline in each category.

Signal stack

01affordability45

02climate60

03lifestyle65

04opportunity48

05safety35

Field imagery / Open archive

Location contact sheet

03 plates

Nearby representative subjects via Wikimedia Commons. Monochrome editorial treatment on the contact sheet; open a plate for the full-color original and terms.

Analyst synthesis / AI

What the numbers mean

Dense, urban, and transit-oriented, with the energy and convenience associated with central Manhattan neighborhoods.

Bureau verdict

10037 offers strong urban access and remote-work suitability, but elevated citywide crime rates, high living costs, and substantial unemployment make careful household budgeting and neighborhood-level due diligence important.

Explore the file / Touch the signals

Don't just read it. Interrogate it.

Switch lenses, move through the map, and see who this place appears to reward—or ask to compromise.

01 Decision lens

Safety35/ 100

Primary pressure point

How much friction does safety add to daily life?

Synthesizes verified crime scope, trend, and comparison signals. Always read the published geography before treating it as neighborhood guidance.

02 Street orientation

Pan + zoom the actual geography

Resolved targetNew York City, NY 10037, United States

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Ink field sketch of family life, cycling, transit, cafe culture, and remote work on a city street — Field sketch / Human layer
Who gets to feel at home here?
The metrics describe a place. These match signals describe the kind of daily life the evidence currently supports.
Likely fit+ Remote workers who value transit access and an active urban environment+ Professionals in education, healthcare, social assistance, management, and administrative fields+ Residents prioritizing Manhattan proximity and cultural access+ Households comfortable with dense-city living and careful safety planning
Likely friction! Budget-sensitive households seeking low housing and daily living costs! People prioritizing low crime and suburban quiet! Job seekers needing a strong local labor market immediately

Sector reports / 07 live files

Follow the evidence.

Scan the large numbers.Read the source scope before acting.

Safety desk / Published incidents

Safety & crime

SEC-01

New York City Police Department citywide service population (FBI UCR) / 2025 complete calendar year

35 / 100Composite safety rating

2,955.1Reported offenses per 100,000

-4.9% / lower2024 reported offenses per 100,000

Much higher than U.S. national benchmarkCompared with U.S. national benchmark

Safety pressure gaugeElevated safety pressure

More cautionMixedStronger signal

Official citywide agency evidence with a published service population; appropriate for city-level context, not individual blocks.

What is happening

Much higher than U.S. national benchmark

The 35/100 rating is anchored to the published comparison shown here. It describes the reported geography—not every street or an individual person's probability of victimization.

Watch most closely

Phones, bags and opportunistic theft

Use extra care in crowded transport, nightlife and visitor corridors. Compare daytime and late-night routines around the exact destination rather than generalizing from the whole radius.

How to use this

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How much friction does safety add to daily life?

Who gets to feel at home here?

Much higher than U.S. national benchmark

Phones, bags and opportunistic theft

Favorable signals

Pressure points

Compare the exact scope

Published category breakdown/ reported rate per 100,000

Comparison desk / keep unlike measures separate

Summer stays warm. Winter brings near-freezing nights.

Verified geographic benchmarks

Regional price signals / 100 = comparison baseline

Monthly rent benchmarks / by bedroom count

Industry signals / current opportunity mix

Education, healthcare & social assistance

Professional, management & administrative services

Arts, recreation, accommodation & food

Dining & nightlife

Culture

Outdoors

How this file is assembled

Weather Forecast API

Air Quality API (CAMS)

ACS 2024 5-year: population, income, rent and home value for ZCTA 10037

2024 Regional Price Parities for New York

2025 reported offenses for New York City Police Department

United States intentional-homicide rate

Keep the comparison honest.

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