Marine Park/Gerritsen Beach

An old-school neighborhood in southwest Brooklyn that shares it’s name with the borough’s largest park

Marine Park/Gerritsen Beach at a Glance

Marine Park is made up of mostly single-family houses with no more than two stories and vibrant front yards. There are tons of options for people who enjoy spending their time outdoors, including baseball fields, bocce ball, nature trails, a golf course, and true to its name, water activities.

Residential Market: 2020

Avg Residential Rent

$1,650

Avg Price for Condo Sellouts

$700,000

Investment Sales: 2021

Total Dollar Volume of Investment Sales

$12,475,000

Avg Industrial PPSF

$448

Avg Retail PPSF

$399

Avg Development Site Sale PPBSF

$183

Additional Demographics: 2020

Avg Household Income

$105,680

Neighborhood Vibes

The neighborhood’s commercial corridors of Quentin Road and Avenue S are mostly locally-owned shops, including delis, grocery stores, and specialty retail. The main draw to the neighborhood is the almost 800-acre park which gives the neighborhood its name, filled with recreational activities, golf course, bocce courts, baseball fields, basketball courts, playgrounds, and a landing site for canoes and kayaks.

Neighborhood Attractions

Salt Marsh Nature Center
Salt Marsh Nature Trail
Carmine Carro Community Center
Gerritsen Creek
Brennan & Carr
Nick's Lobster House
Marine Park Golf Course

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