Harlem (South)

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Harlem (South) is a neighborhood in Manhattan, New York City. Most of its dated buildings went up in the 1900s, the oldest in 1870. Its 1,917 tax lots hold about 22,665 homes, and 86% of the buildings are pre-war. A typical building here rises 4 floors, the tallest 28. 5 subway stations sit inside its boundary, served by the 2, 3, B, C trains.

Built mostly

1900s

Typical height

4 fl

Tallest

28 fl

Homes

22,665

Pre-war

86%

Subway stations

5

Subway

  • 116 StCB
  • Cathedral Pkwy (110 St)CB
  • 125 St23
  • 116 St23
  • 110 St-Malcolm X Plaza23

Building mix

Apartment building57%
School19%
Residential building10%
Church10%

Addresses in Harlem (South)

Quick answers

Which subway lines serve Harlem (South)?
The 2, 3, B, C trains stop inside Harlem (South), at 116 St, Cathedral Pkwy (110 St), 125 St, 116 St, 110 St-Malcolm X Plaza.
How old are the buildings in Harlem (South)?
Most dated buildings in Harlem (South) were built in the 1900s; the median year is 1901.
How tall are buildings in Harlem (South)?
The median building in Harlem (South) has 4 floors, and the tallest has 28.
How many homes are in Harlem (South)?
NYC tax records count about 22,665 residential units across 1,917 tax lots in Harlem (South).
What borough is Harlem (South) in?
Harlem (South) is in Manhattan, New York City.

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