Summary confidence: high
This dataset covers 2,327 NYC census tracts with 16 columns describing renter households and rent burden levels across the five boroughs. All tracts are in New York State (state is constant at 36) and split across five counties, with Brooklyn (Kings) the largest share at about 34.6% of tracts and Staten Island the smallest at 126 tracts. The headline housing-affordability metric, pct_rent_burdened, is roughly symmetric around a median of 50% with an IQR of 40.9 to 58.8, indicating that in a typical tract about half of renters spend 30%+ of income on rent. The raw count columns (rent_burdened, rent_50_pct_or_more, total_renter_households) are right-skewed with notable outliers, so look at the burden percentages first for cross-tract comparison and reserve the count fields for identifying the highest-volume tracts.
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