Dongan Hills is a neighborhood located on Staten Island's East Shore in New York City. It spans approximately 1.41 square miles and is home to over 16,000 residents as of 2011. The area is bounded by Laconia Avenue, Jefferson Avenue, Richmond Road, and Old Town Road, with neighboring communities like New Dorp and Todt Hill. Its proximity to the Staten Island Ferry and major transportation routes makes it a convenient location for commuters.

The real estate market in Dongan Hills features a variety of housing options, including single-family homes and apartments. The neighborhood is known for its affordability compared to other parts of New York City, attracting buyers and renters seeking suburban living with urban accessibility. Properties near Richmond Road and Todt Hill are particularly popular for their scenic views and proximity to local amenities

Dongan Hills has a rich history tied to early European settlement. Originally known as Hillside Park and Linden Park, the neighborhood was renamed after Thomas Dongan, an Irish-born governor of the Province of New York. The area saw significant residential development after World War II and the opening of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge in 1964