Mount Hope
BD
Mount Hope is a neighborhood in Bronx, New York City. Most of its dated buildings went up in the 1920s, the oldest in 1896. Its 1,145 tax lots hold about 20,612 homes, and 80% of the buildings are pre-war. A typical building here rises 3 floors, the tallest 19. 2 subway stations sit inside its boundary, served by the B, D trains.
Built mostly
1920s
Typical height
3 fl
Tallest
19 fl
Homes
20,612
Pre-war
80%
Subway stations
2
Subway
- Tremont AvBD
- 174-175 StsBD
Building mix
Retail space29%
Apartment building24%
School24%
Church12%
Addresses in Mount Hope
- 4077 Park Avenue, Bronx
- 1758 Webster Avenue, Bronx
- 1744 Clay Avenue, Bronx
- 1746 Anthony Avenue, Bronx
- 1744 Topping Avenue, Bronx
- 1779 Webster Avenue, Bronx
- 1745 Monroe Avenue, Bronx
- 1742 Monroe Avenue, Bronx
- 1748 Anthony Avenue, Bronx
- 1746 Topping Avenue, Bronx
- 1738 Weeks Avenue, Bronx
- 1750 Anthony Avenue, Bronx
- 1744 Monroe Avenue, Bronx
- 1738 Eastburn Avenue, Bronx
- 408 East 175th Street, Bronx
- 1747 Monroe Avenue, Bronx
- 1745 Topping Avenue, Bronx
- 1756 Clay Avenue, Bronx
- 1748 Topping Avenue, Bronx
- 1752 Anthony Avenue, Bronx
- 1781 Webster Avenue, Bronx
- 1740 Weeks Avenue, Bronx
- 1747 Clay Avenue, Bronx
- 1749 Monroe Avenue, Bronx
Quick answers
- Which subway lines serve Mount Hope?
- The B, D trains stop inside Mount Hope, at Tremont Av, 174-175 Sts.
- How old are the buildings in Mount Hope?
- Most dated buildings in Mount Hope were built in the 1920s; the median year is 1920.
- How tall are buildings in Mount Hope?
- The median building in Mount Hope has 3 floors, and the tallest has 19.
- How many homes are in Mount Hope?
- NYC tax records count about 20,612 residential units across 1,145 tax lots in Mount Hope.
- What borough is Mount Hope in?
- Mount Hope is in Bronx, New York City.