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Brooklyn Real Estate is one of the hottest markets in the country. New development is really taking off in this historically rich and friendly borough with the controversial plans for the Atlantic Yards and world famous architect Richard Meier developing a building called On Prospect Park, and tons of blueprints in the works.
Manhattan’s charming, easily accessible neighbor to the East and the City’s most populated borough, lives up to its reputation. Brooklyn’s character radiates through lofts in Williamsburg, Greenpoint, & Redhook to the historical district brownstones in Park Slope, Ft. Green and Clinton Hill and plays a big roll in our collective cultural perceptions about New York City. Anything you want can be found in Brooklyn real estate from high end brand new designer lofts to affordable rentals.
The neighborhood vibe and distinctiveness that brings many people to New York City is alive and well in Brooklyn real estate. If you feel Manhattan is over populated with chain stores and you can’t differentiate one street corner from the next then Brooklyn Real Estate is for you. Mom and pop shops, pizza joints, radical locals, cultural diversity, graffiti, quiet independent bookshops, the Cosby Show, hipsters, musicians, movie makers, outspoken actors, & artists, all call Brooklyn home.
Places like Boerum Hill, Brooklyn Heights, Clinton Hill, Cobble Hill, Ft. Greene, Greenpoint, Park Slope, Prospect Heights, Red Hook, & Williamsburg are now the place to live for a certain kind of city dweller whose tuned into Brooklyn real estate and wants a little more space for their dollar & yearns for the New York of the beatniks in Greenwich Village from the 1960’s and 70’s. If you fit this profile then have your agent show you Brooklyn real estate.
Brooklyn real estate is home to Ikea, Whole Foods, Fairway, Target, and the Food Coop where you work a couple of hours a week in exchange for great deals on fresh produce and more. The only typical trait you can find in a Brooklynite is diversity, but they do tend to be environmentally conscious and fiercely protective of their borough and a lot of borough pride goes with a Brooklyn residence.
Brooklyn real estate’s crown jewel is Prospect Park. Olmstead designed another park after Central Park, and many say Prospect Park is his masterpiece, 500 acres of the most beautiful Brooklyn real estate there is. The architecture in places like Brooklyn Heights, Clinton Hill, Ft. Greene, & Park Slope are some of the most beautiful and majestic of all New York real estate.
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