The city is located in the north-east of the USA, bordering the states of Massachusetts, New Jersey, Vermont, Pennsylvania and Connecticut. Lake Ontario is on the north-west and the Atlantic coast is on the south-east of the city. Its location impacts New York’s climate where winters tend to be cold and windy with plenty of snow, and its summers are often warm and humid with rainfall. If you want warm weather, the best time to be in New York is June to September with temperatures ranging from 69°F to 84°F. Many people love the winter months in New York, particularly when the snow falls usually from December through to February, but be prepared to wrap as temperatures plummet, ranging between 46°F at its warmest and 25°F at its coldest. New York Neighborhoods Bronx In the Bronx, there are 1,439,809 residents and a median age of 34 years, with 47% males and 53% males. Of the 506,355 households, there is a minimum of three people with 63% not having children. The average annual income per household is $69,031 and as with Manhattan, the trend is towards renting with 80% with tenants and only 19% housing units being owner-occupied. Brooklyn Brooklyn is home to 2,546,331 residents with a median age of 35 years, of which 47% are males and 53% are females. Out of the 942,306 households, which have a minimum of three people each, 69% do not have children. The average yearly household income is $90,499 and as with Bronx and Manhattan, the trend is towards renters with 70% of housing units having tenants, and 30% being owned. Manhattan Of the 1,594,345 residents that live in Manhattan, 47% are male and 52% are female, with a median age of 37.4. The average annual household income is $143,680. There are a total of 743,698 households with a minimum of two people, but 82% of households do not have children. There is a much greater trend towards rented in Manhattan with 75% with tenants, and only 24% being owned. Queens 48% of males and 51% of females make up the 2,256,731 population in the district of Queens, with a median age of 40. The average household income per annum is $84,501. There are 767,084 households in Queens with a minimum of three people per household, with 69% not having children. The split between renters and owners is 54% and 45% respectively. Staten Island The population in Staten Island is 461,137 people and a median age of 40 years. 48% are males and 51% are females in a total of 162,081 households, of which 65% don’t have children. 68% of the housing units are owned and 31% are rented, with a median house value of $549,150 and an average household yearly income of $107,536.