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Are Brooklyn real estate prices falling?

Real estate prices in Brooklyn have been relatively stable for much of 2020, increasing by approximately 1.7 percent. The median sales price in Brooklyn in 2020 was $695,000, and prices are expected to increase by as much as 5 to 6 percent in 2021. You can thank low mortgage rates and increased demand for more spacious Brooklyn homes from New Yorkers who are now working remotely due to the covid-19 pandemic. 

Is Brooklyn cheaper than Manhattan?

Yes, Brooklyn real estate is significantly cheaper than what you'll find in Manhattan. You can expect to get almost twice as much house for your dollar in Brooklyn than you could in Manhattan. However, there are some neighborhoods in Brooklyn, such as Dumbo and Brooklyn Heights, where real estate prices can rival some parts of Manhattan. 

How can I buy a house in Brooklyn?

Buying a house in Brooklyn is a straightforward process that begins with figuring out your budget and desired location. Once you know that, you can start searching Brooklyn homes for sale. If you're planning on buying a house with a mortgage, this is also an excellent time to get pre-approved. 

Once you find a Brooklyn home you want to buy, it's time to make an offer, get it accepted, and go into contract. At this point, your real estate attorney will perform due diligence, the property will be appraised and inspected, and you'll close on your mortgage. Finally, you'll close on the property and become a proud new homeowner. 

 Where should I live in Brooklyn?

There are plenty of great places to live in Brooklyn, and where you should live depends on your budget and what exactly you're looking for. Some of the most desirable and expensive Brooklyn real estate is located in the borough's northwestern part, along the east river waterfront. At the same time, homes for sale in South and East Brooklyn are far more affordable. Meanwhile, neighborhoods like Park Slope, Carroll Gardens, and Bay Ridge are popular landing spots for families looking to buy a house in Brooklyn.