Life Quality Index (LQI)
You want to know what is the best place to live. With the Life Quality Index, or LQI, we make it a lot easier to decide which place is better to live.
The LQI is calculated by combining all our data on transportation, safety, health, affordability, entertainment, demographics, leisure and other essentials for everyday life. All our data comes from very reliable sources, like the MTA, NYPD, Google, Socrata, Foursquare and the U.S. Census to offer you the best information to find the right place to live.
Brooklyn Heights-Cobble Hill neighborhood guide, map with streets, list of place addresses, location view (New York City)
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Transportation
You want to be free to go wherever you want, when you want. So in our LQI we use all the available data on public transport, taxi services, parking places and the distance to the city center or the next borough when calculating the livability of a place.
Daily Life
Life is all about the small things, so if you have everything you need nearby, then that is a great plus! When we calculate the Daily Life for the LQI, we take everything into account. Ranging from the distance to the nearest convenience stores and places of worship to Wi-Fi Hotspots and financial services.
Safety
You want to feel safe in your new home, so in the LQI you will be able to find all our data on crime levels and the nearest police and fire stations for that particular place.
Health
Health is important to us all. In the LQI we include everything related to your well-being: the proximity to health and medical facilities, but also pollution levels, the proximity you live to busy truck routes or factories, and even the number of noise complaints.
Sports and Leisure
When you have time off, you want to relax and have fun. So the closer to sport facilities, beauty salons and spas, running tracks and interesting places, the better.
Entertainment
Let’s face it, what would life be without restaurants, bars, cafes, museums and other entertainment venues? That’s why we include it in our LQI.
Demographics
We use data on demographics to calculate our Life Quality Index. We all want to feel welcome in our community and at home in our neighborhood. Things like average income, education levels, and poverty index are all taken into account to create the LQI.
Information
Place I Live is a handy platform for approaching data about neighborhoods. You can find out about safety, leisure and more in the neighborhoods by viewing the map and Life Quality Index ratings.
You can find information about Brooklyn Heights-Cobble Hill area in New York City on this map. It can help you find wanted locations and their addresses. You can also check the map for public transport stops in Brooklyn Heights-Cobble Hill area to find routes to the places you want to go to.
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The map of Brooklyn Heights-Cobble Hill area can also show you if there are any activities worth your attention in the area. You can take a look in the leisure and entertainment sections to find more information about that. To have a better look, you can zoom in on various streets and view what is near them. If you can’t find anything that you like in Brooklyn Heights-Cobble Hill area, you can take a look at other areas or boroughs.
Streets with the highest LQI in Brooklyn Heights-Cobble Hill:
Aitken Place, Brooklyn
Sidney Place, Brooklyn
Water Street, Brooklyn
Joralemon Street, Brooklyn
Willow Place, Brooklyn
Columbia Place, Brooklyn
Garden Place, Brooklyn
Front Street, Brooklyn
Grace Court, Brooklyn
Pierrepont Street, Brooklyn
Grace Court Alley, Brooklyn
Montague Terrace, Brooklyn
Remsen Street, Brooklyn
Pierrepont Place, Brooklyn
Livingston Street, Brooklyn
College Place, Brooklyn
Love Lane, Brooklyn
Boerum Place, Brooklyn
Schermerhorn Street, Brooklyn
Court Street, Brooklyn
Montague Street, Brooklyn
Clark Street, Brooklyn
Red Hook Lane, Brooklyn
Monroe Place, Brooklyn
Clinton Street, Brooklyn
State Street, Brooklyn
Hunts Lane, Brooklyn
Furman Street, Brooklyn
Henry Street, Brooklyn
Columbia Heights, Brooklyn
Old Fulton Street, Brooklyn
Prospect Street, Brooklyn
Willow Street, Brooklyn
Hicks Street, Brooklyn
Cadman Plaza West, Brooklyn
Pineapple Street, Brooklyn
Adams Street, Brooklyn
Pineapple Walk, Brooklyn
Columbia Street, Brooklyn
Elizabeth Place, Brooklyn
Vine Street, Brooklyn
Doughty Street, Brooklyn
Middagh Street, Brooklyn
Mc Kenny Street, Brooklyn
Poplar Street, Brooklyn
Cranberry Street, Brooklyn
Everit Street, Brooklyn
Orange Street, Brooklyn
Johnson Street, Brooklyn
Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn
Tillary Street, Brooklyn
Fulton Street, Brooklyn
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Community says that Brooklyn Heights-Cobble Hill:
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Has lots of green areas
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