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
Click on the following links for our latest products.
District of Columbia
Housing Monitor
A quarterly
report by NeighborhoodInfo DC tracking housing
conditions in Washington, D.C.
Latest issue: Winter 2008. (3-26-08)
Updated neighborhood profiles and comparison tables
We have updated data in all our profiles and comparison tables. New indicators include updated births, home sales and sales prices, and subprime lending, along with entirely new data on persons receiving TANF and Food Stamps. (02-20-08)
Every Kid Counts in the District of Columbia: 14th Annual Fact Book, 2007 (PDF)
The 14th annual Fact Book by the DC Kids Count Collaborative for Children and Families is a comprehensive data source for indicators of child well-being in the District of Columbia. Over 50 data indicators are tracked over time. (02-08-08)
Housing in the Nation's Capital 2007 (external link)
An annual report analyzing housing conditions and trends in the Washington region. This year's report examines how the region addresses housing for special needs populations. (12-10-07)
Subprime and High Interest Rate Mortgage Lending
Data and resources on subprime, predatory, and high-cost mortgage lending. Includes a new fact sheet on subprime lending in the Washington, D.C., region. (03-23-07)
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.
NeighborhoodInfo Newsletter
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Updated 03/26/08