Brooklyn, New York
Bushwick Homes for Sale
“Discover 11 homes in Bushwick, New York”
11 homes
Avg $1,397,181
Market Overview
Bushwick Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Bushwick, NY
11
Active Listings
$1.4M
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$220,000
To
$2,195,000
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About Bushwick Real Estate
Bushwick sits in the northern section of Brooklyn and draws a mix of long-time residents and newer arrivals who value its mix of residential blocks and commercial corridors. Many households here include families, artists, and working professionals who appreciate the neighborhood’s scale and the steady foot traffic along its main avenues. Daily life centers on local cafes, small groceries, and restaurants that serve a range of cuisines, while several parks and community gardens provide outdoor space within walking distance of most homes. The area is generally walkable, with frequent bus and subway connections that link residents to other parts of Brooklyn and Manhattan. Families are served by the local public school district, which includes both traditional public schools and a selection of charter options. Housing stock is dominated by two- to four-family row houses and smaller multifamily buildings, with occasional single-family homes on quieter side streets. At the moment there are 11 homes listed for sale, carrying an average price near $1,397,180 and spanning a range from $220,000 to $2,195,000.
Average listing price: $1,397,181 · 11 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Inventory remains modest with 11 active listings. The average listed price sits at roughly $1,397,180, and properties range from about $220,000 to $2,195,000. Buyers should expect a competitive environment for well-maintained row houses and multifamily buildings.
Two- to four-family row houses make up the bulk of the stock, along with smaller multifamily buildings and the occasional single-family residence. Many of these properties date from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries and feature the classic Brooklyn brownstone or frame construction.
Most addresses are within a short walk of coffee shops, groceries, and casual restaurants along the main commercial streets. Several parks and community gardens offer green space, and subway and bus routes provide direct connections to Manhattan and the rest of Brooklyn.
The neighborhood is served by the local public school district, which includes both traditional public schools and charter programs. Parents typically research individual schools through the Department of Education website to match their children’s needs.
Buyers entering the market will find a range of price points among the 11 current listings, with the average near $1,397,180. Smaller multifamily properties can offer rental income that offsets carrying costs, though first-time purchasers should review each building’s condition and any needed updates.