Greenpoint
Quiet blocks and a new riverfront
Polish bakeries, low-rise frame houses and new waterfront towers with some of the best skyline views in North Brooklyn.
- Median sale (sample)
- $995K
- Median rent (sample)
- $3,900
- New development share
- 29%
- Commute to Midtown
- 28 min
Living in Greenpoint
Greenpoint combines a strong neighborhood identity with some of the newest housing stock in Brooklyn. Inland, streets of vinyl and brick row houses feel like a small town. Along the East River, towers at Greenpoint Landing added parks, a school and hundreds of condo and rental units.
The G train and the East River Ferry make it more connected than it looks, and prices sit between Williamsburg and Bushwick.
Subway and ferry: G, ferry, nearby L
Good fit for
- Families
- Remote workers
- New condo buyers
Local favorites
McCarren Park
A pool, track and fields on the Williamsburg border.
Transmitter Park
A small waterfront park with a pier and skyline view.
Manhattan Avenue
The everyday main street, with Polish delis and new cafes.
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