Boerum Hill at a Glance
Known for its quiet, tree-lined streets and large historic district, Boerum Hill experienced extensive growth over the past decade as new residential developments quickly leased or sold out in record time. The strength and depth of the residential market have revitalized and re-energized the neighborhood as well as neighboring commercial strips along Atlantic Avenue and Smith Street. These now feature fine Zagat-rated dining and bistros within a short walk to Barclays Center, BAM, and Downtown Brooklyn. As a result, many young families have been drawn to Boerum Hill and its close subway proximity, which offers quick and convenient access to all parts of the city.
$49,893,500 Total Dollar Volume in 2025
12 Total Transactions in 2025
$4,157,792 Total Avg. Price
Residential Market: 2025
Multifamily Total Dollar Volume
$ 18,925,000
Mixed-Use Total Dollar Volume
$ 7,968,250
Resi. Development Total Dollar Volume
$ 14,100,000
Retail
$ 2,900,250
Investment Sales: 2025
Total Dollar Volume of Investment Sales
$49,893,500
Avg Multifamily Sale PPSF
$497
Avg Retail PPSF
$932
Avg Development Site Sale PPBSF
$347
Transportation
Subways
Buses
B37 B103
Neighborhood Vibes
While Boerum Hill is already established as a mature and seemingly complete neighborhood, its physique continues to change. A rezoning of Atlantic Avenue in the 2000’s precipitated a new stream of residential and mixed-use rental and condominium mid-rise buildings.
Neighborhood Attractions
Van Leeuwen
Artisanal ice cream shop that serves inventive flavors as well as vegan options, all created using the finest hand-picked ingredients.
Bar Tabac
A hip Parisian-style neighborhood bistro popular for late-night bites and brunch.
