Prices, sales, and investment trends through Q3 2026, with the outlook into 2027.
Bushwick posted one of the sharpest price gains in Brooklyn in 2026. The median sale price climbed every quarter this year while the number of sales fell, as buyers competed for multifamily buildings, townhouses, and condos.
With only 48 sales in Q3 2026, the median can swing from quarter to quarter. Owners should price from comparable sales on their own block, not the headline number.
By quarter
Transactions by quarter
Gold bars show Q3 2025 and the Brooklyn-wide median for comparison.
Transit access on the L and M lines, newer rental buildings, and rezoned corridors keep demand strong from both owner-users and investors.
Full-year 2027 data does not exist yet. These are the conditions shaping the year ahead.
Sales are down while prices rise, a sign that supply, not demand, is holding the market back.
Stabilized lease increases were set at 0% for leases through September 30, 2027, which affects the value of regulated buildings.
Rezoned corridors near Myrtle and Wyckoff continue to draw developers looking for assemblage sites.
The Bushwick median sale price was about $1.22 million in Q3 2026, up 29.2% year over year.
The median price per square foot was $778 in Q3 2026, roughly flat year over year.
48 homes sold in Q3 2026, down 17.2% from 58 a year earlier.
Rising prices, strong rental demand, and active development make Bushwick attractive, but each building needs its own underwriting.
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