Dyker Heights

Dyker Heights at a Glance

Dyker Heights, neighbored by Bay Ridge, Bensonhurst, and Gravesend, features both two-family and standalone homes along with mid-rise apartment complexes. The Dyker Beach Park and Golf Course, a public park and 18-hole golf course, also features a recently renovated event space that is an ideal spot for a variety of occasions. However, Dyker Heights is also a tourist attraction when the holiday season comes around as many residents put on an incredible Christmas light and ornament display on their homes, bringing people by tour bus to see the decorated homes. There are several bus lines that service the area, however, most residents travel with a car.

The total dollar volume in 2021 was $45,921,763

Mixed-Use had the highest number of transactions out of all asset types with 22 in 2021

Residential Market: 2020

Avg Residential Rent

$1,600

Avg Price for Condo Sellouts

$899,000

Investment Sales: 2021

Total Dollar Volume of Investment Sales

$45,921,763

Avg Industrial PPSF

$664

Avg Multifamily Sale PPSF

$295

Avg Retail PPSF

$609

Additional Demographics: 2020

Avg Household Income

$66,060

Neighborhood Vibes

Most well-known for their Christmas light display, this neighborhood is the place to be in December. A tradition that started in the 1980’s has grown into a massive display show where the most extravagant lights are shown from 11th Avenue to 13th Avenue and from 83rd to 86th Street.

Christmas Lights

Dyker Heights is famous for the elaborate Christmas display put up by its residents.

Dyker Beach Park and Golf Course

Southwestern Dyker Heights is home to a public park and an 18-hole golf course, which is one of the most actively used public courses in the nation.

Neighborhood Attractions

Salty Dog
Dyker Beach Golf Course
Pinot's Palette
Harbor Defense Museum

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