Sunset Park

"Sunset Park is one of those Brooklyn neighborhoods with a little bit of everything for everyone" — NYCgo

Sunset Park at a Glance

Sunset Park is a diverse neighborhood that features busy avenues with a number of shops and restaurants. Industry City, an industrial complex spanning over 35 acres on the waterfront, hosts dozens of food vendors, retail stores, and creative events throughout the year. Sunset Park, founded in the 1890s, boasts a high vantage point with views of the Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn neighborhoods, and even hills along Staten Island and New Jersey.

We had a total of 57 transactions in Sunset Park in 2021

The Sunset Park Vision Plan estimates it will create over 11,000 jobs

Had the most Mixed-Use sales transactions in Brooklyn in 2021, totaling 15 transactions and $39,297,500 in dollar volume

Residential Market: 2020

Avg Residential Rent

$1,800

Avg Price for Condo Sellouts

$594,000

Investment Sales: 2021

Total Dollar Volume of Investment Sales

$239,506,349

Avg Industrial PPSF

$432

Avg Multifamily Sale PPSF

$249

Avg Retail PPSF

$467

Avg Development Site Sale PPBSF

$304

Additional Demographics: 2020

Avg Household Income

$67,871

Neighborhood Vibes

The 25-acre park that gives this neighborhood its name features hilltop views of the Statue of Liberty, Manhattan skyline, Staten Island, and New Jersey. Sunset Park is also home to Brooklyn's Chinatown and a diverse immigrant population, while its western border along the waterfront is home to Industry City and dozens of manufacturing businesses and retail offerings.

Industry City

This 6-million-square-foot manufacturing and warehouse complex is also a creative hub for makers and entrepreneurs and features public art, food, and retail.

Green-Wood Cemetery

This stunning 478-acre cemetery is a National Historic Landmark, attracting 500,000 visitors annually.

Neighborhood Attractions

Pacificana
New York Mart
Sunset Park
Bush Terminal Piers Park
Industry City
Melody Lanes
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