East New York-City Line

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East New York-City Line is a neighborhood in Brooklyn, New York City. Most of its dated buildings went up in the 1910s, the oldest in 1899. Its 3,974 tax lots hold about 13,914 homes, and 62% of the buildings are pre-war. A typical building here rises 2 floors, the tallest 20. 2 subway stations sit inside its boundary, served by the A, C trains.

Built mostly

1910s

Typical height

2 fl

Tallest

20 fl

Homes

13,914

Pre-war

62%

Subway stations

2

Subway

  • Euclid AvAC
  • Grant AvA

Addresses in East New York-City Line

Quick answers

Which subway lines serve East New York-City Line?
The A, C trains stop inside East New York-City Line, at Euclid Av, Grant Av.
How old are the buildings in East New York-City Line?
Most dated buildings in East New York-City Line were built in the 1910s; the median year is 1930.
How tall are buildings in East New York-City Line?
The median building in East New York-City Line has 2 floors, and the tallest has 20.
How many homes are in East New York-City Line?
NYC tax records count about 13,914 residential units across 3,974 tax lots in East New York-City Line.
What borough is East New York-City Line in?
East New York-City Line is in Brooklyn, New York City.

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