Bushwick
Warehouse lofts and street art
Converted industrial lofts, new rental buildings and a creative scene that still runs on independent galleries, bars and studios.
- Median sale (sample)
- $735K
- Median rent (sample)
- $3,150
- Multifamily share
- 38%
- Commute to Union Sq
- 24 min
Living in Bushwick
Bushwick is where many Brooklyn renters land first and where a growing number of first-time buyers find their price point. East Williamsburg borders bleed into Bushwick's warehouse blocks, while the residential side toward Irving Square has classic two and three family homes.
Condos here often cost 30% to 40% less per square foot than Williamsburg, and small multifamily buildings attract investors looking for free-market rental income.
Subway and ferry: L, M, J, Z
Good fit for
- First-time buyers
- Investors
- Renters who want space
Local favorites
Bushwick Collective
Blocks of rotating murals around Troutman Street.
Maria Hernandez Park
Dog runs, courts and weekend markets.
Loft living
High ceilings and big windows in converted factories.
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