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Gowanus
Gowanus 43 Available Apartments
Wedged between Park Slope and Carroll Gardens, the once gritty Gowanus neighborhood has quickly become the industrial charm of South Brooklyn. While it is largely known for catering to art lovers, it has recently become a prime location for luxury apartments. This recent rise of residential and commercial spaces gives Gowanus a perfect balance of the old and new.
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Williamsburg
Williamsburg 426 Available Apartments
One of Brooklyn's coolest neighborhoods, Williamsburg is known for its large lofts, artistic vibe and thriving restaurant-and-bar scene - making this waterfront community one of the most sought-after areas in the city.
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Bushwick
Bushwick 144 Available Apartments
With neighboring Williamsburg experiencing tremendous growth, Bushwick is now one of Brooklyn's most vibrant artists communities, with many top galleries and an ever-expanding restaurant-and-bar scene.
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Red Hook
Red Hook 40 Available Apartments
Red Hook is a unique and charming waterfront community with old industrial features. Home to many artists and small businesses, Red Hook has something for everyone. With the recent addition of the more well-known stores like IKEA and Fairway, Red Hook is a lively and diverse neighborhood. Add that to the stunning views of Manhattan and the Statue of Liberty, it is a neighborhood unlike any other.
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Windsor Terrace
Windsor Terrace 39 Available Apartments
This suburban-like neighborhood is roughly nine blocks wide and is known for its use of stop signs instead of streetlights. Its small town vibe go great with families and couples looking for a quieter way of life not too far from all the conveniences of Park Slope and other neighboring neighborhoods.
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Brooklyn real estate news

Why NYC builds twinned towers; See the 10 greatest paired residential buildings and homes inside The challenges of converting post-war commercial offices into residential apartments are well-documented. Large floor plates and centralized elevator cores often result in deep, awkwardly configured living spaces with limited access to natural light and ventilation. Mitigating these issues, such ... Friday, May 17, 2024
Co-op vs. Condo: Which New York City apartment type is right for you? + Discounted listings selling at a loss In New York, most buyers ultimately purchase one of two types of units: a co-op or condo. While many co-ops and condos look the same from the outside and both have built-in fees, these different types of properties are actually quite distinct. They also each come with their own pros and cons and ... Friday, May 17, 2024
The Brook makes its mark on the Brooklyn skyline Buildings in Downtown Brooklyn have long extolled views of the Manhattan skyline, but recent years have seen this neighborhood sprout a new skyline of its own with skyscrapers like The Brooklyn Tower, Brooklyn Point, and 11 Hoyt. The latest entrant, The Brook, is also the tallest currently rising... Friday, May 17, 2024

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Boerum Hill Boasting some of Brooklyn's most elegant and well-preserved townhouses, Boerum Hill is one of the borough's most affluent areas, with a mix of upscale boutiques and acclaimed restaurants along Smit...
Brooklyn Heights Long considered Brooklyn's most prestigious neighborhood, Brooklyn Heights is famous for its exquisite brownstones and townhouses, quaint tree-lined streets and stunning views, as well as quick acc...
Bushwick With neighboring Williamsburg experiencing tremendous growth, Bushwick is now one of Brooklyn's most vibrant artists communities, with many top galleries and an ever-expanding restaurant-and-bar sc...
Downtown Brooklyn Once Brooklyn's main commercial district, Downtown Brooklyn has evolved into a thriving residential neighborhood, with a large number of new luxury residential buildings, along with restaurants, ar...
Fort Greene Home to the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Fort Greene is known for its strong arts scene, diverse population, and exquisite townhouses and brownstones. With a warm vibe, Fort Greene has the aesthetic ...
Park Slope With its tree-lined streets, exquisite brownstones and proximity to Prospect Park, Park Slope is a favorite neighborhood for families, boasting top-rated public schools, great restaurants and l...
Prospect Heights This ethnically diverse neighborhood borders Clinton Hill, Fort Greene and Park Slope and is an ideal spot for anyone wanting to experience the excitement of Brooklyn along with the convenience...
Red Hook Red Hook is a unique and charming waterfront community with old industrial features. Home to many artists and small businesses, Red Hook has something for everyone. With the recent addition of ...
Williamsburg One of Brooklyn's coolest neighborhoods, Williamsburg is known for its large lofts, artistic vibe and thriving restaurant-and-bar scene - making this waterfront community one of the most sought-aft...
Windsor Terrace This suburban-like neighborhood is roughly nine blocks wide and is known for its use of stop signs instead of streetlights. Its small town vibe go great with families and couples looking for a ...
DUMBO With stunning views of Manhattan, DUMBO - or Down Under Manhattan Bridge Overpass - is one of Brooklyn's premier neighborhoods, boasting luxurious loft buildings and a growing list of thriving ...
Gowanus Wedged between Park Slope and Carroll Gardens, the once gritty Gowanus neighborhood has quickly become the industrial charm of South Brooklyn. While it is largely known for catering to art love...