Bushwick at a Glance
Heralded by Vogue as one of the “world’s coolest neighborhoods,” Bushwick has always been a creative hub attracting artists, musicians, and creative minds from around the world. Like its neighbor, Williamsburg, Bushwick generates the attention and buzz of potential residents and developers alike, with the latter focusing on restoring former factories and industrial buildings into offices, residential units, cultural spaces, and more.
$166,448,852 Total Dollar Volume in 2025
68 Total Transactions in 2025
$2,447,777 Total Avg. Price
Residential Market: 2025
Multifamily Total Dollar Transaction
$ 64,489,352
Mixed-Use Total Dollar Transaction
$ 47,604,500
Resi. Development Total Dollar Transaction
$ 32,645,000
Retail Total Dollar Transaction
$ 21,010,000
Investment Sales: 2025
Total Dollar Volume of Investment Sales
$166,448,852
Avg Multifamily Sale PPSF
$321
Avg Retail PPSF
$488
Avg Development Site Sale PPBSF
$220
Transportation
Subways
Buses
B13 B26 B38 B52 B54 B60
Neighborhood Vibes
With well-known Williamsburg bordering to the west, it’s no surprise that retail and critically-acclaimed restaurants have migrated to set up shop on Bushwick’s main thoroughfares. A stroll along Wyckoff Avenue to check out unique retail, cafés, and bars is sure to fill your phone full of Instagram-worthy photos.
Maria Hernandez Park
The largest community park in Bushwick features basketball courts, fitness paths, rainbow-colored playgrounds, and special events.
The Bushwick Collective
There is more artwork showcased on the streets of the neighborhood than its celebrated gallery spaces.
Neighborhood Attractions
