Prices, sales, and neighborhood trends through Q3 2026, with the outlook into 2027.
Crown Heights posted one of the strongest price gains in Brooklyn in 2026. The median sale price rose every quarter this year while sales fell, as buyers competed for limestones, brownstones, and multifamily buildings near Eastern Parkway and Prospect Park.
With only 40 sales in Q3 2026, Crown Heights is a seller's market. Owners on President, Carroll, and Montgomery blocks should price from their own block's recent sales.
By quarter
Transactions by quarter
Gold bars show prior-year quarters for comparison.
Historic housing stock, Eastern Parkway, Prospect Park, and a deeply rooted community keep demand strong from families and long-term investors.
Full-year 2027 data does not exist yet. These are the conditions shaping the year ahead.
Sales fell 31% while prices rose 26%, so supply, not demand, is holding the market back.
Stabilized lease increases were set at 0% for leases through September 30, 2027, which affects multifamily values on blocks with regulated buildings.
Limestones and brownstones on landmark-quality blocks continue to draw the strongest buyers.
The Crown Heights median sale price was about $1.62 million in Q3 2026, up 26% year over year.
The median price per square foot was $860 in Q3 2026, up 8% year over year.
40 homes sold in Q3 2026, down 31% from 58 a year earlier.
Rising prices and tight supply favor sellers who price correctly. Mendy Realty has worked Crown Heights for decades.
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