Brooklyn, New York
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10 homes
Avg $1,074,500
Market Overview
Brownsville Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Brownsville, NY
10
Active Listings
$1.1M
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$575,000
To
$1,898,000
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About Brownsville Real Estate
Brownsville sits in the eastern part of Brooklyn and functions as a primarily residential neighborhood with a long-standing local population. Many residents have lived in the area for years, and the community includes families as well as newer households looking for more affordable options within the borough. Daily life tends to center on local streets and nearby services rather than on heavy foot traffic from visitors. A handful of parks provide space for recreation, and residents generally rely on buses and subways for longer trips across Brooklyn. The neighborhood is served by the local public school district, with a mix of public and private schools available to families. Housing consists mainly of multi-family buildings and some single-family homes, reflecting the older building stock found throughout much of eastern Brooklyn. At present there are 10 active listings on the market with an average price of $1,074,500, giving buyers a sense of current conditions in a price range that runs from $575,000 to $1,898,000.
Average listing price: $1,074,500 · 10 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
There are currently 10 active listings, with prices averaging $1,074,500. The range spans from $575,000 to $1,898,000, so buyers can review several price points depending on property size and condition.
The housing stock is largely multi-family buildings along with some single-family homes. This mix suits buyers who may want rental income potential or more space for extended families.
Many residents handle routine errands on foot along local commercial streets, though some trips require a short bus or subway ride. The neighborhood layout keeps basic shopping and services within reach for most households.
The area falls within the local public school district, and families also have access to nearby private schools. School options are typical of many Brooklyn neighborhoods without standout specialized programs highlighted in general searches.
Buyers new to the area often look at the lower end of the price range starting at $575,000. With only 10 active listings, inventory can move quickly, so checking current availability is recommended before making plans.