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Industrial roots and waterfront revival define Hunts Point
Hunts Point is a South Bronx peninsula where industrial grit meets waterfront parks and a growing arts scene. Its longtime food distribution center has made the neighborhood a hub for wholesale produce, meat and seafood, while the Fulton Fish Market opens its doors to public buyers looking for fresh catches. Historic rowhouses and multifamily homes line quieter blocks near Hunts Point Avenue, where you’ll find transit and local businesses. Industry still shapes the area, but new parks, waterfront connections and creative spaces are changing how Hunts Point residents experience the peninsula.
Renter-heavy market of multifamily homes and historic rowhouses
Multifamily homes, early 20th-century rowhouses and co-ops are the most common housing options in Hunts Point. Some properties have two or three units, so buyers can live in one and rent out the others. The Manida Street Historic District is a highlight, with semi-detached Renaissance Revival rowhouses that look much as they did more than a century ago. These multifamily properties also attract buyers looking for an investment as Hunts Point continues to evolve. “There are a lot of changes happening in Hunts Point,” says William Beltran, a licensed real estate salesperson with Douglas Elliman. “Investors are purchasing buildings for more retail. The city’s redoing the sewer system and preparing for more growth.” Hunts Point is still a renter-heavy neighborhood, so inventory tends to be limited. Co-ops can sell for under $100,000, while multifamily properties sell in the mid-$800,000s. Hunts Point’s median sale price lands in the lower $300,000s.
Early 20th-century rowhouses reflect the neighborhood’s residential history.
Hunts Point is a renter-friendly neighborhood with newer apartment buildings.
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Improved connections to Hunts Point and access to Manhattan
Hunts Point is transit-friendly, making car-free living possible around its residential blocks. The 6 train stops at Hunts Point Avenue and runs along the East Side of Manhattan, with limited weekday express service during peak hours. The subway can get you to Midtown in about 25 minutes and to Lower Manhattan in roughly 45 minutes.
Local buses run across the peninsula, while new shared-use paths have improved walking and biking connections to the Bronx River Greenway and Randall's Island. A future Metro-North station is also planned to provide direct service to Penn Station. Drivers can reach the Bruckner Expressway, and roadwork has redirected thousands of market-bound trucks away from local streets.
Hunts Point Avenue serves as an important route for transit and daily errands.
The Hunts Point Avenue subway station connects the neighborhood with Manhattan.
Shared-use paths are improving pedestrian and bike access near the waterfront.
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From Barretto Point Park to neighborhood playgrounds
Waterfront parks provide an escape from Hunts Point’s busier industrial blocks. On the East River, Barretto Point Park is popular for fishing, canoeing and kayaking. It also has a playground, sports courts and a floating pool that docks there during the summer. Over at Hunts Point Riverside Park, you’ll find a fishing pier, kayak launch and connections to the Bronx River Greenway. Closer to the residential blocks, Hunts Point Playground and the neighborhood recreation center offer playgrounds, basketball courts and fitness facilities.
Fulton Fish Market and local Hunts Point restaurants
People from across the city head to the Fulton Fish Market Cooperative, a wholesale market inside the Hunts Point Food Distribution Center that opens to the public early in the morning. For groceries, residents can visit smaller neighborhood markets like Salcedo Supermarket or cross the Bruckner Expressway for trips to CTown Supermarkets. Hunts Point Avenue and the surrounding blocks have casual restaurants and cafés, including:
Fratilli’s Pizza, a neighborhood pizzeria with Italian dishes
Randall Restaurant, a casual spot serving Dominican food
Valencia Bakery, a longtime Bronx bakery known for custom cakes
Boogie Down Grind, a hip-hop-themed coffee shop
Johnny’s Café, a Mexican restaurant with tacos and burritos
Boogie Down Grind brings coffee, light food and community events to Hunts Point Avenue.
Early-morning buyers can shop for seafood directly from vendors at the Fulton Fish Market.
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P.S. 48 Joseph R. Drake School serves elementary school students in Hunts Point.
Public and charter schools serving Hunts Point
Hunts Point is part of New York City’s Community School District 8. Neighborhood public schools include P.S. 48 Joseph R. Drake School and Bronx Academy for Multi-Media, which serves fifth through eighth grades and offers creative programs in film and visual arts. Leaders in Our Neighborhood Charter School offers a charter option for kindergarten through 12th grade.
Hunts Point arts, galleries and community events
You’ll find a growing arts scene in Hunts Point. Community celebrations, rotating exhibitions and galleries highlight Bronx artists throughout the year. Local arts highlights include:
Hunts Point Fish Parade & Arts Festival, an annual event with puppets and live music
BronxArts Space, with rotating exhibits and talks featuring Bronx-based artists
WallWorks New York, a contemporary gallery focused on graffiti and street art
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Hunts Point Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Hunts Point, Bronx sell after 28 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Hunts Point, Bronx over the last 12 months is $535,000, up 664% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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