Recent Sales · Downtown Brooklyn
What Sold in Downtown Brooklyn Recently
9 homes closed in Downtown Brooklyn over the last 30 days. Here is what each sold for and how long it took.
Recorded sale prices are the clearest read on what a Downtown Brooklyn home is worth today. I track every closing in the neighborhood so a seller can price against real comparables, not asking-price guesswork.
Downtown Brooklyn over the last 12 months
Median recorded sale prices from closings across the neighborhood.
- Co-ops · $885,375 · $1,375/sqft · 98% of ask · -13% YoY (56 sales)
- Condos · $1,344,216 · $1,379/sqft · 98% of ask · +9% YoY (78 sales)
Closed Below the Median
4 sales in this group.
110 Livingston Street #3B, a 2-bedroom condo in a prewar 299-unit building, sold for $1,414,750 after 43 days on the market. That landed below the neighborhood 2-bedroom condo median of $1,695,000. It follows #7D in the same building, which closed at $1,525,000.
195 ADAMS Street #10CD, a 3-bedroom in a 1950 1022-unit elevator building, closed at $1,695,000 after 35 days on the market. The close came in under the 3-bedroom co-op median of $2,750,000. #8J in the building last closed at $795,000.
96 SCHERMERHORN Street #14G, a studio co-op in a prewar 105-unit elevator building, traded at $499,000 after 121 days on the market. That landed below the neighborhood studio co-op median of $742,500. It follows #12A in the same building, which closed at $915,000.
122 Ashland Place #12L, a 2-bedroom in a 1958 184-unit elevator building, sold for $999,000 after 35 days on the market. The close came in under the 2-bedroom co-op median of $1,695,000. #14-E in the building last closed at $400,000.
Closed Above the Median
5 sales in this group.
150 Myrtle Avenue #2504, a 1-bedroom condo in a 2007 239-unit building, closed at $880,000 after 70 days on the market. That cleared above the neighborhood 1-bedroom condo median of $814,500. It follows #1103 in the same building, which closed at $1,300,000.
365 BRIDGE Street #4K, a studio in a prewar 250-unit building, traded at $890,000 without ever sitting on the open market. The close ran past the studio condo median of $742,500. #12H in the building last closed at $1,435,000.
1 CITY Point #23E, a 2-bedroom condo in a 2017 458-unit building, sold for $2,050,000 after 120 days on the market. That cleared above the neighborhood 2-bedroom condo median of $1,695,000. It follows #30K in the same building, which closed at $1,250,000.
1 CITY Point #30K, a 1-bedroom in a 2017 458-unit building, closed at $1,250,000 after 83 days on the market. The close ran past the 1-bedroom condo median of $814,500. #23E in the building last closed at $2,050,000.
189 SCHERMERHORN Street #12D, a 1-bedroom condo in a 2007 244-unit building, traded at $875,000 after 22 days on the market. That cleared above the neighborhood 1-bedroom condo median of $814,500. It follows #PHB in the same building, which closed at $1,370,000.
Curious what your Downtown Brooklyn home is worth?
Milton Coste, Licensed Real Estate Associate Broker at Keller Williams NYC, prepares a free, comparable-based valuation grounded in recent closings like these.
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