Downtown Brooklyn

Students, professors, and staff members make Downtown Brooklyn a great place for artists, intellectuals, and creative professionals.

Welcome to Downtown Brooklyn

A dynamic neighborhood in a bustling and urban environment
 
New real estate development and exciting amenities are distinguishing Downtown Brooklyn as an evolving neighborhood in this popular borough. Downtown Brooklyn has changed so much in a short amount of time that New Yorkers often discuss how right now it’s more lively and active than ever, providing residents with plenty of fun events and amenities. 
 
Downtown Brooklyn contains many businesses and shops near Fulton Street. Residents can travel between Brooklyn and Manhattan by using the Manhattan Bridge and the iconic Brooklyn Bridge. Bus lines and the subway are accessible across many areas in Downtown Brooklyn. Many colleges and universities are located here as well. Students, professors, and staff members make Downtown Brooklyn a great place for artists, intellectuals, and creative professionals.
 

What to Love

Local Lifestyle 

Downtown Brooklyn is a busy and thriving area of New York City that offers residents many amenities. Over the past decades, it has become an incredibly busy area for real estate construction and land development. Buildings are being renovated and built a new making for exciting real estate opportunities. Residents enjoy spending time at Cadman Plaza Park where running groups and tourists are often found. Cadman Plaza Park also contains the Brooklyn War Memorial, a neat slice of history worth checking out.
 

Dining, Entertainment & Shopping

Downtown Brooklyn has gained notoriety as a foodie destination over the past few years. DeKalb Market Hall is one of the most popular businesses in Downtown Brooklyn. Featuring over 30 restaurants with unique cuisines, the DeKalb Market Hall is a center for culinary exploration and creativity. Popular vendors at Dekalb Market Hall include Daigo Hand Roll, Eight Turn Crepe, and Teppan Territory. 
 
Junior’s is home to some of the best New York-style cheesecakes in all of Brooklyn. Patrons can try a variety of foods at Junior’s including a pastrami reuben, swiss steakburger, and a broiled salmon filet. Oysters and steaks are served at Gage & Tollner, along with clams and chilled Maine lobster, which is some of the most frequently ordered items. Steaks served a la carte include a New York strip, bone-in ribeye, and t-bone sirloin. Restaurateurs seeking a quaint bistro serving French cuisine dine at Bacchus. Mussels marinières, tuna tartar and black sea bass filet are recommended dishes served at Bacchus.
 

Things to Do

Visit any area of Brooklyn and you will find something interesting to explore. The entire borough contains many different attractions, clubs, and nightlife venues. Lovers of history and literature can learn more about the artists and intellectuals who have called Brooklyn home in the past. American authors such as Arthur Miller and Truman Capote have connections to downtown Brooklyn. 
 
Barclays Center is a large arena where the Brooklyn Nets basketball team plays as part of the National Basketball Association. Performance artists and national touring acts perform at Barclays Center throughout the year. Residents also enjoy living near the Brooklyn Academy of Music. The performing arts venue on Lafayette Avenue is one of the most renowned institutions in downtown Brooklyn. 

The Brooklyn Bridge Park and the Manhattan Bridge are two popular locations in Downtown Brooklyn. These landmark areas are visually distinctive parts of New York City that distinguish Brooklyn from other New York boroughs. Those who reside in Downtown Brooklyn are going to see the area continue to grow and enjoy their time in this vibrant, exciting borough.

Overview for Downtown Brooklyn, NY

29,656 people live in Downtown Brooklyn, where the median age is 33 and the average individual income is $72,016. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.

29,656

Total Population

33 years

Median Age

High

Population Density Population Density This is the number of people per square mile in a neighborhood.

$72,016

Average individual Income

Featured Properties

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MLS® RLS11019653
RLS Data display listed by Brownstone Real Estate LLC

$600,000

122 Ashland Place 6D, Brooklyn, NY 11201
1 Bed 1 Bath
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MLS® RLS11012792
RLS Data display listed by Highline Residential LLC

$1,599,999

98 Front Street 9J, Brooklyn, NY 11201
2 Beds 2 Baths 920 Sq.Ft.
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MLS® RLS11029854
RLS Data display listed by Corcoran Group

$725,000

100 JAY Street 4J, Brooklyn, NY 11201
1 Bed 1 Bath 580 Sq.Ft.
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MLS® RLS11029456
RLS Data display listed by Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty

$695,000

306 Gold Street 8G, Brooklyn, NY 11201
1 Bath 620 Sq.Ft.
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MLS® RLS11029080
RLS Data display listed by Compass

$1,125,000

57 Front Street 305, Brooklyn, NY 11201
2 Beds 1 Bath 1,070 Sq.Ft.
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MLS® RLS10971097
RLS Data display listed by Compass

$795,000

306 Gold Street 11, Brooklyn, NY 11201
1 Bed 1 Bath 689 Sq.Ft.
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