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Staten Island Community Board 1
District Overview — Furman Center
Demographics
SI CB1 ranks 18th in population among NYC’s 59 community board districts. Among the 59 districts, it has the 33rd largest proportion of nonwhite population, the 32nd highest median income, and the 41st most expensive rents. From 2010 to 2024, the district added 1,568 new housing units, 474 units of which were market rate and 1,094 units of which were income restricted.
Source: NYU Furman Center ↗
Community District Boundary — SI CB1
NYC Planning boundary data ↗Search any lot/address inside SI CB1. Out-of-district lots are rejected and linked to the correct community board search. The map uses CB6-style toggles for nearby community boards, rents, zoning, land use, parks, historic districts, and only the districts that overlap this community district.
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2025 General Election Results
Mayor (Citywide)
Citywide: Mamdani 39/59 (66%) · Cuomo 20/59 (34%)
Public Advocate (Citywide)
Citywide: Williams 55/59 (93%) · Duran 4/59 (7%)
City Comptroller (Citywide)
Citywide: Levine 57/59 (97%) · Kefalas 2/59 (3%)
Q1 — Olympic Sports Complex
Citywide: NO 45/59 (76%) · YES 14/59 (24%)
Q2 — Fast Track Affordable Housing
Citywide: YES 46/59 (78%) · NO 13/59 (22%)
Q3 — Simplify Housing & Infrastructure Review
Citywide: YES 45/59 (76%) · NO 14/59 (24%)
Q4 — Affordable Housing Appeals Board
Citywide: YES 47/59 (80%) · NO 12/59 (20%)
Q5 — Digital City Map
Citywide: YES 55/59 (93%) · NO 4/59 (7%)
Q6 — Move Local Elections to Presidential Years
Citywide: NO 31/59 (53%) · YES 28/59 (47%)
Staten Island CB1 — 2025 General Election Results
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