NeighborhoodInfo DC

A Partnership of the Urban Institute and the Washington DC Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC)

NeighborhoodInfo DC works to support community organizations, neighborhood leadership and residents and government as they work to improve the quality of life for people throughout the District of Columbia.

On this web site, you'll find data on D.C. neighborhoods — population, race, ethnicity, income, poverty, employment, education, public assistance, single-parent families, low weight and teen births, income, housing, crime and more.

We provide data on the following geographic areas:

City, Wards, ANCs, Neighborhood clusters, PSAs, ZIP Codes, Census tracts, and comparison tables.

What's New

NeighborhoodInfo DC Foreclosure Page
Our new foreclosure page has data and resources about the national foreclosure crisis and its impact on the District of Columbia and the Washington region.
(10-28-09)

Housing in the Nation's Capital 2009 (external link)
This year's report focuses on the impact of the foreclosure crisis on the Washington region, examining foreclosure trends, outlining potential secondary effects for families and neighborhoods, and looking towards the future of the region's housing market. (10-28-09)

District of Columbia Housing Monitor
A report series by NeighborhoodInfo DC tracking housing conditions in Washington, D.C.
Latest issue: Spring 2009 - special focus on foreclosures.
(6-10-09)

On the Road to Adulthood: A Databook about Teenagers and Young Adults in the District (external link)
This report details the state of D.C. youth, including a comprehensive set of indicators of youth well-being, youth perspectives, profiles of non-profit organizations that serve District youth, and policy recommendations for city government and the nonprofit community. (6-29-09)

Foreclosures and Renters in Washington, D.C. (PDF)
This report, sponsored by the Annie E. Casey Foundation, documents the extent to which foreclosures in Washington, D.C., have occurred in renter-occupied homes and apartments. The conclusion outlines several policy options for helping renters during this difficult period. (7-6-09)

Resource Center

Enter our Resource Center for publications and other resources about policy topics such as housing, education and youth development, and ex-prisoner reentry.

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