New York housing distress index
The distress index in New York is 51/100, ranking #28 of 51 U.S. states. Updated monthly and free to explore.
Distress Index
51/100
Ranks #28 of 51 U.S. states, in the top 53%.
- vs. national median48/100New York is higher than the U.S. median
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What distress index means
The most stable county housing markets, with the lowest mortgage delinquency, long-term vacancy, and eviction pressure on Curb Report's composite Distress Index. The index needs at least two of its three inputs, so it scores about 1,800 of the roughly 3,140 US counties; a county missing from this table is unmeasured, not necessarily stable.
New York distress index: common questions
What is the distress index in New York?
The distress index in New York is 51/100, which ranks #28 of 51 U.S. states. Curb Report updates this monthly and it is free to view.
Is the distress index in New York above or below the national average?
New York is higher than the U.S. median of 48/100, putting it in the top 53% of U.S. states.
What does distress index mean?
The most stable county housing markets, with the lowest mortgage delinquency, long-term vacancy, and eviction pressure on Curb Report's composite Distress Index. The index needs at least two of its three inputs, so it scores about 1,800 of the roughly 3,140 US counties; a county missing from this table is unmeasured, not necessarily stable.