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New Dorp is a residential and commercial neighborhood on Staten Island's east shore, centered on New Dorp Lane, one of the borough's busiest shopping streets. The neighborhood offers a mix of single-family homes, some apartment buildings, and a vibrant retail corridor. New Dorp Beach, along the waterfront, was significantly affected by Hurricane Sandy.

Detached and semi-detached single-family homes, two-family houses, small apartment buildings, and commercial properties along New Dorp Lane. The housing stock is predominantly owner-occupied.

Single-family homes from the 1930s-1970s. Some older homes near the historic Moravian Cemetery from the early 1900s. New construction and rebuilds, particularly post-Sandy in the beach area.

Construction without permits, flood zone compliance in the beach area, fire safety violations in older buildings, facade maintenance on commercial properties, and violations related to home additions and renovations.

Moderate assessed values for Tax Class 1 homes. Property taxes are affordable by NYC standards. Flood insurance requirements add costs for properties in coastal flood zones.

R3-1, R3-2, and R3X residential. C2 and C4 commercial overlays on New Dorp Lane. The low-density residential zoning maintains the suburban character. Flood zone regulations in the beach area.

Post-Sandy rebuilding and the NYC Build It Back program have driven significant construction activity in the beach area. The commercial corridor along New Dorp Lane continues to evolve.