; or (ii) have extremely low incomes based on the most recent data collected by the United States Census Bureau; and (B) is experiencing distress related to one or more of the following: (i) Per capita crime rates over 3 or more years that are significantly higher than the per capita crime rates of the city or county in which the neighborhood is located. (ii) High rates of vacant, abandoned, or substandard homes relative to the city or county as a whole. (iii) A low-performing public school. (iv) Other such factors as determined by the Secretary that further the purposes of this title. (6) Families The term families has the meaning given such term in section 3(b) of the United States Housing Act of 1937 ( 42 U.S.C. 1437a(b) ). (7) Grantee The term grantee means an eligible entity under section 303 that is awarded a grant under this title, pursuant to selection under section 306. (8) Long-term viability The term long-term viability means, with respect to a neighborhood, that the neighborhood is sustainable on an economic, education, and environmental basis. (9) Neighborhood The term neighborhood means an area that— (A) has distinguishing characteristics; (B) represents the geographical distribution of targeted populations; and (C) is not exclusive of areas that are integrally related to the composition of the community. (10) Public housing