However, what we do with that neighbourhood, within that neighbourhood, is a matter of choice, and a matter of determination.
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Because the project just launched, it isn't yet possible to drill down on the data, or to make comparisons neighbourhood by neighbourhood.
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"Neighbourhood schools" drive neighbourhood effects—both the beneficial ones of posh parts and the harmful ones experienced in America's growing ghettos and barrios.
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"We took her in with open arms and were able to get some information from her about the neighbourhood, which proved useful during our attack and advance on the Quds neighbourhood," Saadi said.
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As you said, we do live in a difficult neighbourhood.
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"Choose your neighbourhood: vote for the Front", ran the text.
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Africatown is an ageing neighbourhood, sorely lacking in private businesses.
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It's likely not just you but the whole neighbourhood suffering.
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All of this could eventually spread to my own neighbourhood.
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The disaster surprised no one in this crowded fishing neighbourhood.
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Life expectancy has soared, and the neighbourhood has improved dramatically.
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The feel of that neighbourhood is definitely inside of it.
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It's in Mile-Ex, which is a really nice developing neighbourhood.
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There were two predominant sounds in Hus' neighbourhood at the time.
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We just visited Mahate neighbourhood in Pemba, where landslides are feared.
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Your correspondent booked a bicycle tour of San Francisco's Mission neighbourhood.
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That project, the "Golden Century" building, is opposed by neighbourhood groups.
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Across big American cities, for every gentrifying neighbourhood ten remain poor.
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FOR A century Maxwell Street was the "gateway neighbourhood" of Chicago.
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Programmers may take up a neighbourhood, the research group in another.
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Has anything changed about the neighbourhood since you opened for business?
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It used to be a rougher neighbourhood from what I understand.
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I was told I'd defend my neighbourhood and go to parties.
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As we near the Karachi Hotel neighbourhood, the buildings thin out.
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If the global real interest rate is in the neighbourhood of 0% and expected inflation is in the neighbourhood of 1%, that suggests the Fed will have an extremely difficult time raising nominal interest rates beyond 1%.
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Coffee shops are often a sign of a thriving or gentrifying neighbourhood.
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The Obamas still own a house in the Hyde Park-Kenwood neighbourhood.
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This neighbourhood, Concorde, is officially classified as the sixth-poorest in France.
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A lightbox guide to getting to know the Orchard Road neighbourhood better.
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Despite their steepness, they are well served by a tiny neighbourhood bus.
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Back in Elmhurst, heading west, the neighbourhood becomes more South-East Asian.
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It is hard to escape unhealthy food in this south London neighbourhood.
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Despite the extra spending, neighbourhood poverty rates and housing quality were unchanged.
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They are often ringed by closely packed slums controlled by neighbourhood gangs.
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Syrian soaps like "Bab Al-Hara" ("The Neighbourhood Gate") are hugely successful.
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Police said they were also conducting "reassurance patrols" to calm the neighbourhood.
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Police used to visit the neighbourhood only once every couple of days.
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Swathes of what was once a residential neighbourhood are now empty fields.
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"We aspire to play a major role in our neighbourhood," Panagiotakis said.
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Despite a reputation for lawlessness, police patrolled the neighbourhood from the 1950s.
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Most fissures are in that subdivision or the adjoining Leilani Estates neighbourhood.
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The neighbourhood swim team is one of his family's main shared activities.
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"Our neighbourhood was on fire," Bargo resident Trysta Dykes told The Australian.
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The inferno happened in a neighbourhood where poor and rich live in proximity.
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Every prisoner who does not die inside will be released to someone's neighbourhood.
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Short of friends in a rough neighbourhood, it can't afford to look weak.
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An 81-year-old did just that while revisiting her old neighbourhood recently.
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THE REVAMPED Confluence neighbourhood of Lyon is a laboratory for modern eco-living.
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He still lives in the neighbourhood, working as the local swimming pool caretaker.
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Congolese and Cameroonian vendors hawk cassava and plantains in Yeoville, another Johannesburg neighbourhood.
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Nook Neighbourhood Coffee, a cafe in Stockport, UK, took a slightly different approach.
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In a restive neighbourhood, it has good reason to become more self-reliant.
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America and Britain view Bahrain as a steady ally in a tough neighbourhood.
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Today, however, work is hard to find and the neighbourhood is facing destruction.
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"I live in a neighbourhood that is over 80 percent Muslim," he said.
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SHORTLY AFTER 9am the neighbourhood care centre for the elderly shuffles to life.
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Thanks to a crushing mountain of debt, I moved to a cheaper neighbourhood.
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He understood N.D.G., the poorer English-speaking neighbourhood where he set up shop.
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Clair neighbourhood to make it easier for blind people to navigate the city.
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We talked about their lives, about music and about the dangers in their neighbourhood.
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Maryam Saberi, 51, who lives in Tehran's affluent Zaferaniyeh neighbourhood, has more pressing concerns.
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Houses started to collapse in Natite neighbourhood, according to the rescue team operating there.
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Old buildings in the neighbourhood are being demolished to make way for modern structures.
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Like the city itself, this London neighbourhood is defined by successive waves of immigration.
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Neighbourhood officers build the relationships that lead to people sharing information on shady characters.
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Magnit only has about seven hypermarkets and its main format is neighbourhood convenience shops.
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Authorities plan to bulldoze the neighbourhood and spend $227m building a new, modern community.
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The campaign is a reflection of increasingly vibrant neighbourhood activism in the Russian capital.
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She is clearly fond of her old neighbourhood and the people who live there.
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He was a noted figure, lauded for adopting a child from a deprived neighbourhood.
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Residents fleeing Sur say swathes of their neighbourhood have been destroyed by artillery fire.
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Having a strategic vision of Europe means thinking about its neighbourhood and its partnerships.
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The neighbourhood has only one paved road, no central water supply and no sewer.
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"Far too many people are being pushed out of the neighbourhood", says Mr Espaillat.
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Along the way, she falls in love with the neighbourhood lemonade seller (Priyanshu Jora).
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"We'll go back to our neighbourhood and maybe they will kill us," she said.
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"One house in al-Bakr neighbourhood exploded (on Monday), killing its owner," said Ali.
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Gambaudo set up the neighbourhood association The Committee of Old Nice a year ago.
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New research suggests that a stroll through a neighbourhood park can boost one's mood.
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Even The Neighbourhood thinks "Sweater Weather" is possibly "the best song we'd ever written."
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Ian Beniston runs the Youngstown Neighbourhood Development Corporation with a small staff and volunteers.
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Speaking at his ramshackle campaign headquarters in a leafy neighbourhood, Ahok vowed to fight on.
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In the space of a week last month, three mukhtars, or neighbourhood elders, were killed.
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In Paris, foodies walked around the capital's historic Jewish Le Marais neighbourhood, sampling traditional foods.
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He is now back in his mansion in Heliopolis, a relatively posh neighbourhood in Cairo.
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TWO months ago Monimbó, a neighbourhood of Masaya, south-east of Managua, was in turmoil.
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And now, if all that wasn't enough, a sinkhole has opened up in his neighbourhood.
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If a loose dog plagues a postman, delivery to an entire neighbourhood can be suspended.
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The laminated guide to the neighbourhood, the English slightly askew and peppered with exclamation marks.
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Some Cairenes pay less for monthly rent than for a hookah at their neighbourhood café.
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As the neighbourhood smartens, incoming white and Hispanic residents put a welcome dent in segregation.
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In recent years, though, the neighbourhood around his gallery has changed as rents have risen.
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After being dispersed, they headed to the neighbourhood of Kasulo, where they attacked several stores.
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Three Paws Press produces a "100% factual guide" to cat activity in a Leeds neighbourhood.
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GRONLAND, a bustling neighbourhood in central Oslo, may be the Platonic ideal of European multiculturalism.
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Beneficiaries are selected by a neighbourhood committee based on how poor and vulnerable they are.
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Up until last year, Mac lived in the Far Rockaways neighbourhood of Queens, New York.
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A neighbourhood called Lewis Quarters still runs between two lumberyards, leading to the Lewis homestead.
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Every country in the neighbourhood was either in the European Union or wanted to be.
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"Neighbourhood policing has all but vanished," says David Lammy, a Labour MP in north London.
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And in the neighbourhood where he lives, there is always the risk of a riot.
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The narrow track will be woefully inadequate when the neighbourhood fills up with car owners.
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THERE ARE no public toilets in Bartley Green, a neighbourhood on the fringes of Birmingham.
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It's arguably the hippest neighbourhood in Montreal: it was home to Arcade Fire, Grimes, etc.
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All while 'going on a bear hunt' while our neighbourhood has fully have gotten into.
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"Staying in a decent neighbourhood was beyond my means," Ochieng told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Those who stay benefit from reduced exposure to neighbourhood poverty—a seven percentage point drop.
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They show that moving to a better neighbourhood can have a powerful life-long effect.
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This new research suggests that an improving neighbourhood might have similar impacts on non-movers.
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Nonetheless, a neighbourhood that was 87% black in 1970 was just 30% black in 2010.
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The affluent Mumbai neighbourhood of Juhu has been the Bachchans' home for nearly 50 years.
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This shop selling fruits and vegetables is in Vanak, a residential neighbourhood in northern Tehran.
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"This is in line with government's focus on its 'Neighbourhood First' policy," a government spokesman said.
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TWENTY YEARS ago Lisbon's Casal Ventoso neighbourhood was the biggest open-air drug market in Europe.
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Despite his neighbourhood turning heavily Hispanic, "Iron Mike", who is of Irish descent, wins every poll.
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They had a common interest in stabilising a difficult neighbourhood, and in keeping communism at bay.
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But the neighbourhood has almost no entertainment or retail, except for a few army-run shops.
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The correlation, the paper's authors found, held true whether a neighbourhood was urban, suburban or rural.
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ProCro, a rebranding of Crown Heights, another historically black neighbourhood in Brooklyn, did not take either.
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A government survey in 2017 found 475,000 people squeezed into one neighbourhood of eight square kilometres.
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The "nearby" screen will also tell you about the Pokémon you can find in your neighbourhood.
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In Hotan, the neighbourhood mosques have been closed, leaving a handful of large places of worship.
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When you walk in the streets, the architecture is so different from one neighbourhood to another.
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The CDC has begun publishing estimates of life expectancy at the census-tract (or neighbourhood) level.
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FIFTY years ago, Shaw, a historically black neighbourhood ten blocks from the White House, was ablaze.
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At around 8.30pm on September 17th, a bomb went off in Chelsea, a busy Manhattan neighbourhood.
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The neighbourhood where he tends to cars is so violent he has become desensitised to it.
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According to CCTV news, around 200,000 people work in the neighbourhood where the mural was painted.
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My first experience of Viscacha was at El Baqueano in San Telmo, Buenos Aires' oldest neighbourhood.
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How excited would you be if a 220 hour doughnut drive-through opened in your neighbourhood?
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El Hipopótamo is located on a bustling street corner in the Argentine capital's San Telmo neighbourhood.
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"In this neighbourhood, we knew each other but we weren't close to each other," he recalls.
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The brewery is located about an hour's walk outside the city centre in the Vesterbro neighbourhood.
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