More than 15K NYC residents evicted in 2024; These Staten Island neighborhoods were most impacted

New York’s Staten Island — Due to the city’s ongoing housing affordability crisis, which makes it hard for people to keep up with growing rent prices, over 15,000 New York City residents have been forced from their homes this year.

To find out how many New Yorkers were evicted from their homes in 2024, the Staten Island Advance/SILive.com recently examined residential eviction statistics from New York City’s Open statistics portal.

All residential evictions in the five boroughs from January 1 through December 18, the last date for which data was available at the time of the analysis, are included in the data set.

New York City saw 15,086 home evictions until December 18, with the Bronx accounting for the most at 4,351.

At 4,041, Brooklyn has seen the second-highest number of home evictions this year, followed by Queens (3,366), Manhattan (2,691), and Staten Island (637).

UPON STATEN ISLAND

Evictions in 2024 have been significantly higher in some Staten Island communities than others, according to additional study. West Brighton-New Brighton-St. George has the highest number at 107, followed by Grymes Hill-Clifton-Fox Hills with 76 and Stapleton-Rosebank with 64.

The number of residential evictions that occurred in each Staten Island neighborhood in 2024 is shown here.

Prince’s Bay, Annadale, Huguenot, and Eltingville

• 
  13 residential evictions
  

The Arden Heights

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  12 residential evictions
  

Richmond Valley, Charleston, and Tennessee

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  26 residential evictions
  

Arrochar, Grasmere, and Fort Wadsworth

• 
  12 residential evictions
  

Fantastic Kills

• 
  26 residential evictions
  

Clifton, Fox Hills, and Grymes Hill

• 
  76 residential evictions
  

Arlington, Port Ivory, Graniteville, and Mariner’s Harbor

• 
  61 residential evictions
  

The Silver Lake

• 
  29 residential evictions
  

The Midland Beach at New Dorp

• 
  22 residential evictions
  

Bloomfield, New Springville, and Travis

• 
  36 residential evictions
  

Oakwood Beach and Oakwood

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  12 residential evictions
  

South Beach, Dongan Hills, and Old Town

• 
  17 residential evictions
  

Richmond, Port

• 
  38 residential evictions
  

Woodrow-Rossville

• 
  7 residential evictions
  

Rosebank-Stapleton

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  64 residential evictions
  

Heartland Village, Emerson Hill, Todt Hill, and Lighthouse Hill

• 
  21 residential evictions
  

St. George, West New Brighton, and New Brighton

• 
  107 residential evictions
  

The Westerleigh

• 
  9 residential evictions
  

No neighborhood is mentioned.

• 
  49 residential evictions
  

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