give a discussion board response to: The focus of my attention is on Bronx County, which spans 42.2 square miles in New York. The Bronx boasts a total population of 1,379,946, equating to 32,718.6 residents per square mile. Due to a concentration of high-rise apartment buildings, the Bronx displays a much higher density level than communities filled with detached single-family housing units (US Census Bureau, 2021). The population breakdown is as follows: 57% are Hispanic, 28% are Black, 8% are White, and 7% are Asian or belong to other racial groups (Census Reporter, n.d.). In the Bronx, rental units account for 79% of all residences. Shockingly, 188.4 per 1,000 privately owned rental units have reported severe housing code violations in 2023. The May CompStat report shows that robbery, felony assault, and grand larceny have increased in 2024 compared to 2023 (Adams et al., n.d.). The Bronx has been observed to have lower-quality housing, higher rent burdens, and more behavior-related needs. Community centered health ecosystem Prior to the pandemic the Bronx displayed attraction of new residents and experienced employment and opportunity growth (Recent Trends and Impact of COVID-19 in the Bronx, n.d.). Employment in the Bronx grew nearly 20 percent during