Brooklyn, New York
Brighton Beach Homes for Sale
“Discover 51 homes in Brighton Beach, New York”
51 homes
Avg $819,602
Market Overview
Brighton Beach Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Brighton Beach, NY
51
Active Listings
$820K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$270,000
To
$2,400,000
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About Brighton Beach Real Estate
Brighton Beach sits along Brooklyn’s southern shoreline and has long been a residential community with a strong Russian-speaking population. Many residents have lived in the area for years, creating a stable mix of families, older adults, and newer arrivals who value proximity to the water and lower housing costs compared with much of the borough. The neighborhood occupies a compact stretch of blocks between Coney Island and Sheepshead Bay, giving residents easy access to the boardwalk and subway lines that reach Manhattan in under an hour during off-peak times. Daily life centers on local groceries, bakeries, and casual restaurants along Brighton Beach Avenue, while the beach itself offers open space for walking and seasonal recreation. A handful of small parks provide additional green space within walking distance of most homes. Families are served by the local public school district, which includes several elementary and middle schools; private and charter options also exist nearby. Housing stock is varied and includes pre-war apartment buildings, modest single-family homes, and a smaller number of two-family houses that allow owners to offset costs with rental income. At the moment the neighborhood shows 51 active listings with an average asking price of roughly $820,000, spanning from entry-level condos near $270,000 to larger single-family properties approaching $2.4 million.
Average listing price: $819,602 · 51 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
There are currently 51 homes listed for sale. Prices range from about $270,000 for smaller condos up to $2.4 million for larger single-family houses, with the average asking price sitting near $820,000.
The neighborhood offers a quiet residential setting with beach access and everyday shops within walking distance. Families rely on the local public school district and nearby private options for schooling.
Most residents can reach grocery stores, pharmacies, and restaurants along Brighton Beach Avenue without a car. The boardwalk and several small parks add recreational space close to home.
The housing mix includes pre-war apartment buildings, modest single-family homes, and two-family houses that sometimes include rental units. This variety supports both first-time buyers and those looking for income-producing properties.
Subway service from Brighton Beach reaches lower Manhattan in roughly 45 to 60 minutes depending on the time of day and transfers. Many residents also drive or use rideshares for flexibility.