Real Estate & Home

Mapped: Where NYC Homeowners Are Most Likely To Be Married

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PropertyShark's analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data reveals that married couples dominate homeowner demographics in most New York City neighborhoods, except for Manhattan where nonfamily owners are more prevalent. This trend highlights the city’s high real estate prices, which predominantly attract older, settled residents rather than younger families looking to purchase homes.

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