Homes for Sale in Brooklyn, NY
6997 listings available right now — swipe to find your perfect match.
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6,997
Active Listings
$1,432,756
Avg. Price
$99,000
Starting From
$25,000,000
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How much do homes cost in Brooklyn?
The median home price in Brooklyn is $1,050,000, with listings ranging from $99,000 to $25,000,000. Buyers can expect to pay around $865/sqft on average. Homes typically spend 96 days on market.
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Featured Listings in Brooklyn
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$1,899,999691 Quincy St
Brooklyn, NY
$999,9901115 E 83rd St
Brooklyn, NY
$750,000511 12th St Apt 2L
Brooklyn, NY
$1,200,000234 56th St
Brooklyn, NY
$1,599,000572 92nd St Unit Multi
Brooklyn, NY
$2,195,000537 Halsey St
Brooklyn, NY
$415,000458 Neptune Ave Apt 8B
Brooklyn, NY
$799,000682 Georgia Ave
Brooklyn, NY
$1,650,0002667 Cropsey Ave
Brooklyn, NY
$1,275,000500 4th Ave Apt 4O
Brooklyn, NY
$2,450,0009104 3rd Ave
Brooklyn, NY
$698,0002816 Brown St
Brooklyn, NY
$995,00073 Columbia Hts Apt D1
Brooklyn, NY
$8,700,00028 8th Ave
Brooklyn, NY
$1,498,000149 Lott St
Brooklyn, NY
$339,0001293 E 5th St Apt 3D
Brooklyn, NY
$425,000240 Cozine Ave Apt 1E
Brooklyn, NY
$1,998,000223 96th St
Brooklyn, NY
$1,995,000908 President St # 2/3
Brooklyn, NY
$299,000400 Cozine Ave Apt 5F
Brooklyn, NY
$749,999Saint Marks Ave Unit 3
Brooklyn, NY
$2,750,000360 Furman St Apt 220
Brooklyn, NY
$3,195,000977 Lorimer St
Brooklyn, NY
Best Value Picks in Brooklyn
Brooklyn homes priced below $865 per square foot — the city average. Sorted by lowest $/sqft.
$799,00068% below avg682 Georgia Ave
Brooklyn, NY
$273/sqft
$415,00048% below avg458 Neptune Ave Apt 8B
Brooklyn, NY
$449/sqft
$299,00046% below avg400 Cozine Ave Apt 5F
Brooklyn, NY
$465/sqft
$1,599,00045% below avg572 92nd St Unit Multi
Brooklyn, NY
$479/sqft
$425,00044% below avg240 Cozine Ave Apt 1E
Brooklyn, NY
$481/sqft
$339,00044% below avg1293 E 5th St Apt 3D
Brooklyn, NY
$484/sqft
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MS 442 Carroll Gardens School for Innovation
Ebbetts Field Middle School
Bedford Academy High School
P.S. 34 Oliver H Perry
About Brooklyn
Brooklyn is the most populous of the five boroughs of New York City, coextensive with Kings County, in the U.S. state of New York. Located at the westernmost end of Long Island and formerly an independent city, Brooklyn shares a land border with the borough and county of Queens. It has several bridge and tunnel connections to the borough of Manhattan, across the East River, including the architecturally significant Brooklyn Bridge, and is connected to Staten Island by the Verrazzano–Narrows Bridge. (Wikipedia)
Climate: Average year-round temperature is 55°F with 209 dry days per year and 49.9 inches of annual rainfall.
What types of homes are for sale in Brooklyn?
Brooklyn listings average 3.6 bedrooms, 2.6 bathrooms, and 1,784 square feet. The average year built is 1945. Single Family homes are the most common property type, making up 38% of available inventory.
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Right now there are 6997 homes for sale across Brooklyn. Asking prices run from $99,000 to $25,000,000, landing on a $1,050,000 median, averaging $865 per square foot. The dominant property type is single family (38% of inventory). Condo (29%) and Multi-Family (28%) round out the mix.
The average home here has 3.6 bedrooms, 2.6 bathrooms, 1,784 square feet. Average year built: 1945. Homes typically go under contract after 96 days on market.
Active listings in Brooklyn skew toward Northern Brooklyn, Southern Brooklyn, Southwestern Brooklyn, South Brooklyn. Prices and property types vary meaningfully between them, so a tour across neighborhoods usually surfaces more range than a single one.
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Frequently asked questions about homes for sale in Brooklyn
How many homes are for sale in Brooklyn, NY?
There are 6,997 homes for sale in Brooklyn, NY right now, with prices ranging from $99,000 to $25,000,000. Inventory is refreshed daily from live listing feeds.
What is the median home price in Brooklyn?
The median home price in Brooklyn is $1,050,000, with an average of $1,432,756. Prices span $99,000 to $25,000,000 across 6,997 current listings.
What is the average price per square foot in Brooklyn?
The average price per square foot in Brooklyn is $865 based on current listings. Per-sqft varies meaningfully by neighborhood and property type within the city.
What types of homes are for sale in Brooklyn?
Single Family homes dominate Brooklyn inventory at 38% of listings. Condo (29%) and Multi-Family (28%) round out the mix.
What does a typical Brooklyn home look like?
A typical Brooklyn listing offers 3.6 bedrooms, 2.6 bathrooms, and 1,784 square feet, with an average year built of 1945.
Which neighborhoods have the most listings in Brooklyn?
Active inventory in Brooklyn is concentrated in Northern Brooklyn, Southern Brooklyn, Southwestern Brooklyn, South Brooklyn. Each neighborhood differs on price and property type, so comparing across them usually surfaces more range than a single one.
How long do Brooklyn homes stay on the market?
Brooklyn homes have been on the market an average of 96 days. Newer listings (under 7 days) typically indicate fresh inventory worth early attention.
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