Baltimore, Maryland
Brooklyn Homes for Sale
“Discover 14 homes in Brooklyn, Maryland”
14 homes
Avg $190,425
Market Overview
Brooklyn Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Brooklyn, MD
14
Active Listings
$190K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$109,900
To
$374,900
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About Brooklyn Real Estate
Brooklyn sits in the southern part of Baltimore and has long been a working-class residential neighborhood. Many residents have lived in the area for years, and newer buyers are often drawn by the lower price points compared with other parts of the city. The neighborhood features modest single-family homes and some row-house blocks set along quiet residential streets. Daily needs are met by small local shops and services rather than large commercial corridors, while several parks and waterfront edges provide outdoor space within a short drive or bus ride of downtown. Families are served by Baltimore City Public Schools, with additional private and charter options available throughout the city. At present the local market shows fourteen active listings with an average asking price of roughly $190,000, giving buyers a price range that starts near $110,000 and tops out around $375,000.
Average listing price: $190,425 · 14 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
The housing stock is primarily modest single-family homes and some traditional row houses. Current listings range from about $110,000 to $375,000, with an average price near $190,000 across the fourteen homes on the market.
Brooklyn sits in the southern section of the city, so most trips to downtown take roughly fifteen minutes by car or bus depending on traffic. Residents often rely on local roads and public transit rather than major highways.
Children in the neighborhood attend schools within the Baltimore City Public Schools system. Families also have access to charter and private options located elsewhere in the city.
Daily errands can often be handled on foot within a few blocks, though many residents still use a car for larger shopping trips. The neighborhood does not have a single concentrated commercial strip, so walkability varies block by block.
Several small parks and green areas are scattered through the neighborhood, and the waterfront is reachable by a short drive or bus ride. These spaces provide places for recreation without requiring travel outside the southern part of the city.