NYC 2020 neighborhood tabulation area · NY
Douglaston-Little Neck
New York · Queens · ACS 2020–2024 · Census counts + NYC Planning medians
Available evidence
- Population
- Race & ethnicity
- Age
- Own / rent households
- Home value
- Rent
- Household income
Age and housing, at a glance
Two different views of the area: residents by age, and occupied homes by tenure.
Age distribution
25,623 people · ± 1,708 approximate 90% margin of error
Share of all residents, including people in group quarters. Hidden groups keep the same population denominator.
Under 1815.9%
± 2.0 percentage points · Approximate 90% margin of error
18–6457.2%
± 2.2 percentage points · Approximate 90% margin of error
65 and older26.9%
± 1.9 percentage points · Approximate 90% margin of error
Renting & ownership
10,088 occupied housing units · ± 628 approximate 90% margin of error
Share of occupied housing units. This does not describe people, vacant homes or current listings. Hidden groups keep the same housing denominator.
Owner-occupied74.5%
± 1.5 percentage points · Approximate 90% margin of error
Renter-occupied25.5%
± 4.9 percentage points · Approximate 90% margin of error
Sources and calculation method
Counts are summed over the official member tracts listed in this profile. Age groups combine the male and female cells for each age band. Counts are added before dividing by the full population or occupied-housing total; percentages are never averaged.
Group margins of error use Census sum and subset-proportion approximations, with a ratio fallback where necessary. They are approximate 90% intervals, not exact replicate-weight results. Correlation and zero-count cells can affect their accuracy. Missing values and zero denominators have no percentage. These figures describe the survey period.
Census calculation guidance ↗Community composition
People who live here
Share of the total population. These groups are mutually exclusive; Hispanic or Latino includes people of any race. ACS 2020–2024. US Census ACS + NYC Planning tract equivalency.
White, non-Hispanic41.2%
± 3.1 percentage points · approximate 90% margin of error
Black, non-Hispanic3.2%
± 2.2 percentage points · approximate 90% margin of error
American Indian / Alaska Native, non-Hispanic0.3%
± 0.3 percentage points · approximate 90% margin of error
Asian, non-Hispanic41.9%
± 4.8 percentage points · approximate 90% margin of error
Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander, non-Hispanic0.0%
± 0.2 percentage points · approximate 90% margin of error
Other race, non-Hispanic0.9%
± 0.7 percentage points · approximate 90% margin of error
Two or more races, non-Hispanic2.2%
± 1.0 percentage points · approximate 90% margin of error
Hispanic or Latino, any race10.4%
± 3.2 percentage points · approximate 90% margin of error
Each bar uses a 0–100% scale. Margins of error are approximate. Read the calculation method and original sources below.
How to read this evidence
BrytaLocals sums published ACS 2020–2024 population and race/ethnicity counts over the exact member tracts in NYC Planning’s 2020 tract-to-NTA equivalency. No spatial weighting or name matching is used. Counts are summed before percentages are calculated. The 90% margins of error are approximations from Census sum/proportion formulas (ratio fallback where necessary), not exact replicate-weight estimates; correlation and zero-count cells can affect their accuracy. NYC Planning supplies the neighborhood housing and income medians directly through Population FactFinder for the same ACS 2020–2024 period and official 2020 NTA IDs. Planning estimates these medians by linear interpolation within aggregate count distributions; BrytaLocals does not average tract medians or recalculate publisher medians or their margins of error. Only uncoded estimates marked reliable by Planning are shown. Top- or bottom-coded and publisher-unreliable medians remain unavailable here. Dollar values are in 2024 dollars. Published 90% margins of error are copied from Planning.
Area boundaries do not establish school attendance, a property’s local jurisdiction or a household’s experience. Check the specific address with the responsible agency.
NYC Planning · exact tract membership ↗
ACS race and ethnicity · B03002 ↗
Census · approximate margin-of-error formulas ↗
Public libraries nearby
Up to 12 recorded library buildings within 5 straight-line miles of Douglaston-Little Neck's representative point. Check current hours before visiting. The center point is a reference for distance, not a home address.
NORTH HILLS
57-04 MARATHON PARKWAY
LITTLE NECK, NY 11362
DOUGLASTON/LITTLE NECK
249-01 NORTHERN BOULEVARD
LITTLE NECK, NY 11363
GREAT NECK LIBRARY - LAKEVILLE BRANCH
475 GREAT NECK ROAD
GREAT NECK, NY 11021
GLEN OAKS
256-04 UNION TURNPIKE
GLEN OAKS, NY 11004
GREAT NECK LIBRARY - STATION BRANCH
26 GREAT NECK ROAD
GREAT NECK, NY 11021
BAYSIDE
214-20 NORTHERN BOULEVARD
BAYSIDE, NY 11361
BELLEROSE
250-06 HILLSIDE AVENUE
BELLEROSE, NY 11426
GREAT NECK LIBRARY - PARKVILLE BRANCH
10 CAMPBELL STREET
NEW HYDE PARK, NY 11040
WINDSOR PARK
79-50 BELL BOULEVARD
BAYSIDE, NY 11364
GREAT NECK LIBRARY
159 BAYVIEW AVENUE
GREAT NECK, NY 11023
EAST FLUSHING
196-36 NORTHERN BOULEVARD
FLUSHING, NY 11358
MANHASSET PUBLIC LIBRARY
30 ONDERDONK AVENUE
MANHASSET, NY 11030
Annual public-use survey; excludes reported temporary closures, bookmobiles and coarse location matches. Coordinates may be approximate. Postal addresses do not establish city or neighborhood membership.
IMLS Public Libraries Survey ↗