Erika Riley

2 weeks ago | streeteasy.com | Erika Riley

Cobble Hill had the highest median asking price of all Brooklyn neighborhoods in March, clocking in at over $3 million. The picturesque neighborhood is known for its beautiful brownstones, but there’s also some lovely multi-family housing stock in the area. You can even find some at a great price, like 417 Hicks St. #4A. Our Deal of the Week is a 1-bedroom in Cobble Hill complete with an in-unit washer and dryer, ample storage space, and tons of windows.

3 weeks ago | streeteasy.com | Erika Riley

Looking to buy in Prospect Heights? You’re not alone. As one of StreetEasy’s 10 NYC Neighborhoods to Watch in 2025, the nabe has seen increased interest yet steady (but high) price points. Prospect Heights boasts a stellar location and lots of renovated pre-war housing stock, like 115 Eastern Parkway #5C. Our Deal of the Week is a 1-bedroom co-op with ample living space, great natural light, and a location just across the street from the Brooklyn Museum and Prospect Park.

4 weeks ago | streeteasy.com | Erika Riley

Those looking to buy on the Upper East Side would be smart to consider Lenox Hill, the southernmost section of the neighborhood filled with great shopping, restaurants, and access to Central Park. Also great are the housing options, like 332 E. 77th St. #12A. Our Deal of the Week is a pre-war 1BR co-op with in-unit laundry, high ceilings, and a private storage unit.

1 month ago | streeteasy.com | Erika Riley

Spring has sprung in NYC, and New Yorkers are looking to spend as much time outside as possible. And the only thing more enviable than a prime blanket spot in Central Park is private outdoor space connected to your unit. That dream doesn’t have to come with a seven-figure price tag — just take a look at 400 E. 77th St. #1H. Our Deal of the Week is a studio apartment in Lenox Hill with its own expansive garden space.

1 month ago | streeteasy.com | Erika Riley

If you’ve been interested in buying in Brooklyn Heights, now may be the perfect time. The neighborhood was ranked #3 on StreetEasy’s list of the 10 Best Neighborhoods for Buyers in 2025, as it saw a 23% decrease in median asking price year-over-year, along with an increase in inventory. This upscale neighborhood has plenty of charm, from its brownstone buildings to the picturesque Brooklyn Heights Promenade. And there are lots of great deals to be found, like 40 Clinton Ave. #7E.