New York City Dwelling Age By Property Type

New York City homes are a mix between old and new This chart shows when the different property types were built.  The data below will show that there were surges in construction of certain property types throughout the past century.  This is especially true for houses between 1920 and 1946, coops between 1947 and 1973 and Mitchell Lama coops in the 60s and early 70s.  Year Built Owner- Conventional Owner-  Condominium Owner- Private Coop Owner- Mitchell Lama Coop Renter  Occupied 2002 or Later 17,247 16,407 1,104 0 89,469 1990 to 2001 27,711 4,262 173 0 58,644 1980 to 1989 20,275 20,299 3,888 304 68,769 1974 to 1979 11,292 2,430 2,427 2,178 53,067 1960 to 1973 64,878 13,316 71,360 41,303 264,247 1947 to 1959 70,636 19,058 82,151 5,687 249,992 1930 to 1946 142,429 9,944 35,956 152 446,089 1920 to 1929 125,769 7,560 40,035 0 494,312 1901 to 1919 67,411 5,215 18,864 0 283,815 1900 or Earlier 19,517 3,876 8,950 0 96,411 Total Occupied Units 567,167 102,367 264,908 49,624 2,104,816 Source: NYC Housing and Vacancy Survey 2011 REBNY