11 homes in Boro Park
Homes, rentals and flips in Boro Park, listed direct by owners and agents.
$3,800,000
1145 41st Street, 5g, Boro Park
Mixed-use · 5,200 sqft
$1,150,000
4908 14th Avenue, Apt 4B, Boro Park
2 bd · 2 ba · 1,100 sqft
$995,000
1540 52nd Street, Boro Park
4 bd · 2 ba · 1,800 sqft
$1,195,000
1226 53rd Street, Boro Park
5 bd · 2 ba · 2,200 sqft
$1,875,000
5012 15th Avenue, Boro Park
6 bd · 3 ba · 2,800 sqft
$2,395,000
1348 44th Street, Boro Park
3,600 sqft
$2,950/mo
4711 13th Avenue, Apt 3R, Boro Park
3 bd · 1 ba · 950 sqft
$3,400/mo
1620 50th Street, Apt 1, Boro Park
4 bd · 2 ba · 1,300 sqft
$2,200/mo
5501 16th Avenue, Apt 2L, Boro Park
2 bd · 1 ba · 750 sqft
$2,850,000
4519 13th Avenue, Boro Park
Retail · 2,400 sqft · 5.4% cap
$649,000
1423 47th St, Boro Park
4 bd · 2 ba · 1,920 sqft
About Boro Park
Boro Park is one of the most established heimishe neighborhoods in the world, spanning roughly 60 square blocks in southwest Brooklyn. Its tree-lined streets — particularly 13th Avenue — hold hundreds of shuls, mosdos, yeshivos, and every type of Jewish business imaginable, and most blocks sit within a short walk of several shuls.
Real estate in Boro Park is among the most consistently in-demand in Brooklyn: semi-detached brick homes on the side streets, multi-families along the main avenues, and a growing number of renovated apartments. Properties here hold value through market cycles — demand consistently outpaces supply.
Living in Boro Park
Geography
Boro Park sits in southwest Brooklyn, roughly bounded by 8th Avenue and 21st Avenue, between 35th and 65th Streets. It borders Sunset Park to the west, Kensington and Midwood to the east, and Bensonhurst to the south.
Housing stock
The housing stock is a mix of semi-attached and attached brick rowhouses on the side streets, low-rise multi-family buildings (two to six units) along the avenues, and pre-war apartment buildings clustered near 13th Avenue and Fort Hamilton Parkway. Basement and garden-level units are common in the older housing stock — confirm any second unit is legally recognized before counting on its income.
Getting around
The D and N subway lines run on the elevated tracks along New Utrecht Avenue, with stops at 62nd Street, 18th Avenue, and 20th Avenue. Several local bus routes cross the neighborhood, and the Prospect Expressway and Belt Parkway are both a short drive away.
Frequently asked questions about Boro Park
What's the housing stock like in Boro Park?
Mostly semi-attached and attached brick rowhouses on the side streets, with low-rise multi-family buildings and pre-war apartment buildings along the avenues. Basement units are common — confirm any second unit is legal before counting on its rent.
Do I need a car in Boro Park?
Not necessarily. The D and N subway lines run through the neighborhood along New Utrecht Avenue, and local bus routes cover the rest. Many errands are walkable.
What neighborhoods border Boro Park?
Sunset Park to the west, Kensington and Midwood to the east, and Bensonhurst to the south.
How do I see current listings in Boro Park?
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