Many scholars have found racial differences in neighboring, social interaction, and neighborhood satisfaction at the neighborhood level. Neighborhood satisfaction can be dependent on the interactions residents have in the neighborhood. Neighborhood satisfaction can also be affected by neighborhood conditions, social cohesion, and social control. My research asks, how does neighborhood satisfaction vary by race and ethnicity across the United States? Does collective efficacy impact satisfaction levels? I use data from the 2013 American Housing Survey (AHS) to explore racial and ethnic variation in neighborhood satisfaction in a series of Ordinary Least Square Linear Regression Models. I find that neighborhood satisfaction varies by race and ethnicity, and social cohesion impacts satisfaction levels.