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A predominantly Orthodox Jewish neighborhood
Borough Park is home to over half of the 600,000 Jewish people residing in Brooklyn and more than 300 synagogues. The neighborhood, often referred to as “Boro Park,” was originally a hub for commercial nurseries in the early 19th century. By the 1880s, it had developed into a thriving community known as Blythebourne, attracting predominantly middle-class families. In the 1920s, Jewish immigrants from Williamsburg began to settle in the neighborhood, followed by Italians from the Lower East Side of Manhattan in the 1930s. However, during the 1960s, many Reform Jewish people relocated to the suburbs, changing the demographics of the neighborhood. The influx of Orthodox Jewish families from Williamsburg and Crown Heights soon followed, and by the 2000s, Hasidic Jewish practitioners from other parts of Brooklyn, Israel, and central Europe had also settled in Borough Park, increasing the population to an estimated 140,000. Homebuyers will be glad to know that the CAP Index crime score in Borough Park is half the national average. "Because the close-knit Hasidic and Orthodox communities have their own security and medical services, Borough Park is safe to walk around at any time – day or night," says Rebecca Goldberg, licensed real estate broker at Douglas Elliman, with more than 35 years of experience selling in Brooklyn.
The Judaica Center Store is the heart of the community on 13th Ave Borough Park.
Goldberg's Fishmarket in Borough Park has fresh produce.
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Plentiful multifamily duplexes in the Borough Park market
Borough Park is home to primarily multifamily homes, low-rise apartments and condos. Some single-family row houses are scattered throughout the neighborhood, most of which feature all brick exteriors or aluminum siding and large front-facing windows. “Housing is very spacious because it was designed for large families,” says Goldberg. “Condos start at 1,600 square feet, while multifamily duplexes start with five-plus bedrooms.” A 1930s two-bedroom condo starts at $800,000, while a three-bedroom unit in a new construction building starts at $1.2 million. Multifamily townhouses fall between a range of $1.5 million for a five-bedroom duplex to $2.5 million for an 8-bedroom duplex.
Dutch Colonial duplexes from 2.3 million on 65th St in Borough Park.
A mixed row of brick and colonial houses in Borough Park.
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Major retail thoroughfares include 13th Avenue
From haberdasheries to tailors selling traditional Orthodox clothing to shops stocking religious supplies, the avenues of Borough Park are lined with stores that supply the community. On 13th Avenue, one of the neighborhood's main thoroughfares, The Loft Steakhouse, an upscale kosher interpretation of classic American cuisine, has been serving residents for decades. For kosher groceries, residents can pop by high-end market Breadberry or local favorite Gourmet Glatt. Supermarket chains – C-Town, Key Foods and City Fresh – can be found nearby in Sunset Park.
Taam Edem is a famous Hassidic Bakery in Boro Park.
Shops on 13th Avenue in Borough Park have a variety of options for eating and shopping.
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Mostly private yeshivas and a few public schools, including P.S. 164
Most educational institutions in this large Jewish community enclave are private yeshivas, including Bais Brocho of Karlin Stolin, Bais Yitzchak Yeshiva and Barkai Yeshivah. Public school options include P.S. 164 for pre-K through 6th grade, boasting an A rating on Niche. C-rated West Brooklyn Community High School offers clubs and activities, including music, photography and public speaking.
P.S. 164 Caesar Rodney School has multiple stories for all the students in Borough Park.
It offers a traditional Jewish education focused on the study of Rabbinic literature.
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62nd Street/New Utrecht Avenue Station and multiple bus lines, including B11
Most residents get around on foot when commuting locally. To venture outside the area, locals use the D and N subway lines at 62nd Street/New Utrecht Avenue Station. Multiple bus lines – B11, B35 and B8 – also transport locals and visitors to, from and around Borough Park.
People getting on the D train at 62nd st and New Utrecht Ave in Borough Park.
Borough Park residents have easy access to multiple public transit options.
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Local parks and playgrounds include Gravesend Park
Gravesend Park, adjacent to Washington Cemetary, is conveniently located at a walkable distance from anywhere in the neighborhood. The park offers amenities for adults and children, including handball courts, basketball courts, playgrounds and baseball fields. Other local playgrounds include Brizzi Playground, Dome Playground and Rappaport Playground.
The large playground complex at Gravesend Park draws children of all ages for playtime.
Kids playing basketball after school at Rappaport Park in Borough Park.
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The community’s health hub, Maimonides Medical Center
With a high birth rate and more babies delivered at its local hospital than any other in New York City, Borough Park has earned the nickname “baby boom capital.” The neighborhood is home to a large Orthodox and Hasidic Jewish population, but it also serves other New York City locals from diverse religious and secular communities.
Maimonides Medical Center is the largest medical complex in Borough Park.
Maimonides Medical Center Main Entrance in Borough Park.
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On average, homes in Borough Park, Brooklyn sell after 38 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Borough Park, Brooklyn over the last 12 months is $572,000, down 11% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Two (2) family brick home located on the border of Sunset Park & Borough Park! Offered in conjunction with neighboring 975 52nd Street which is for sale - bring a large family or your friends and combine the two, redevelop, or live side-by-side! The house is 20' wide on a 20' x 100' lot. The entire residence has been immaculately maintained throughout. The second floor offers 5 rooms, a kitchen,
Two (2) family brick home located on the border of Sunset Park & Borough Park! Offered in conjunction with neighboring 977 52nd Street which is for sale - bring a large family or your friends and combine the two, redevelop, or live side-by-side! The house is 20' wide on a 20' x 100' lot. The entire residence has been immaculately maintained throughout. The second floor offers 5 rooms, a kitchen,
Great opportunity to own a well-maintained, move-in ready two-family home with incredible potential in one of Brooklyn’s most sought-after neighborhoods—Boro Park. This spacious property features a full-floor layout on both the first and second levels, each offering a comfortable living and dining area, full-size kitchen, full bathroom, and three generously sized bedrooms. The finished basement
We are pleased to present the extraordinary opportunity to acquire this property. Amazing large 2 Family Brick home in Brooklyn’s most transformational, desirable neighborhoods; 8th Avenue Sunset Park. Beautifully renovated from top to bottom with finest quality and design. high celling full finished basement with separate entrance.1st bl blding size 20*65 ,2dn fl 20*50. lot size 20*100,
Introducing a magnificent huge condominium [1500 spft] in an well maintained building, complete with an elevator for convenient access. This expansive residence offers an impressive layout, featuring a total of 5 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, and 2 spacious living rooms, thoughtfully positioned on the left and right sides. Every room is adorned with large windows ,allowing for an abundance of
"Discover the allure of this expansive large 4-family, 4-story building boasting a finished basement, nestled in the heart of the highly sought-after sunset park -Boro Park. Situated conveniently close to the vibrant 8th Ave and Fort Hamilton Pkwy, and mere steps from the D-train, with easy access to Manhattan, this property epitomizes convenience.Whether you're an investor seeking an
Great apartment on 59th street between bay parkway and 20th Ave Walking distance to grocery store and 24 hr shoprite, F train and Buses 2nd Floor in a two family house Good lighting in the apartment ,heat and water includedNice and quiet area .
813 63rd Street, Sunset Park, is a 600 sqft commercial property located on the second floor, just a short walk from the 8th Avenue N train station. Previously a garment factory, it is ideal for a variety of uses including a medical center, storage facility, showroom, community center, entertainment venue, furniture store, electronics store, or fitness studio.Situated in one of Brooklyn's
Discover the charm of Brooklyn with this cozy 2-bedroom apartment, ideally located just 5 minutes from the train and Maimonides Hospital, and a quick 20-minute ride into Manhattan. Perfect for medical professionals, business travelers, or anyone seeking a comfortable stay of 31+ days, this fully furnished home offers a private entrance and is situated on the garden/lower level of a multifamily
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