Brooklyn, New York
Brownsville Homes for Sale
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13 homes
Avg $1,346,846
Market Overview
Brownsville Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Brownsville, NY
13
Active Listings
$1.3M
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$615,000
To
$2,999,000
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About Brownsville Real Estate
Brownsville sits in eastern Brooklyn and is a residential neighborhood with a mix of longtime residents and newer arrivals. Many households here include families, young professionals, and multigenerational homes that value proximity to transit and local services. Daily life tends to center on neighborhood blocks and nearby commercial strips where residents shop, dine, and run errands on foot or by short transit rides. Public parks and community centers provide outdoor space and recreational programs, while several transit lines connect Brownsville to other parts of Brooklyn and Manhattan. The area supports a range of everyday amenities including grocery stores, small restaurants, and service businesses that serve the local population. Families have access to a combination of public district schools and private or charter options that serve students from elementary through high school. Housing in Brownsville includes multi-family buildings, attached row houses, and some single-family homes that reflect different periods of the neighborhood’s development. Current market conditions show 13 active listings with an average price near $1,346,846, and homes listed from the mid-$600,000s to just under $3 million. Buyers often find a range of property types and price points when searching in the neighborhood.
Average listing price: $1,346,846 · 13 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Recent data shows an average listing price of about $1,346,846 across the neighborhood’s 13 active listings. Individual homes range from $615,000 to $2,999,000 depending on size, condition, and building type.
The housing stock includes multi-family buildings, attached row houses, and single-family homes. Buyers can find properties across different price points within the current range of $615,000 to $2,999,000.
Many blocks have nearby shops, groceries, and services, so residents often handle routine needs on foot. Transit connections also make it practical to reach other parts of Brooklyn without a car.
Public parks and community centers in the neighborhood provide places for recreation and organized activities. These spaces are used by residents of all ages throughout the year.
The neighborhood is served by local public schools along with private and charter options for elementary through high school students. Families typically review specific school programs when choosing where to live.