Williamsburg
Waterfront towers and loft buildings
Glass condos on the East River, converted lofts inland, and the densest mix of restaurants, music and shopping in Brooklyn.
- Median sale (sample)
- $1.29M
- Median rent (sample)
- $4,850
- Condo share of sales
- 77%
- Commute to Union Sq
- 11 min
Living in Williamsburg
Williamsburg changed faster than any Brooklyn neighborhood over the last two decades. The waterfront now has full-amenity towers with pools and gyms, Domino Park and the Williamsburg ferry stop, while inland blocks hold walk-up lofts and small condo buildings.
It is one stop from Manhattan on the L, which keeps rental demand strong and makes Williamsburg condos popular with investors as well as owner occupants.
Subway and ferry: L, J, M, Z, G, ferry
Good fit for
- Young professionals
- Condo investors
- Amenity seekers
Local favorites
Domino Park
A waterfront park built around the old sugar refinery machinery.
Bedford Avenue
Shops, restaurants and the L train at North 7th.
Smorgasburg
The weekend outdoor food market at Marsha P. Johnson State Park.
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