Manhattan Neighborhoods
Brooklyn Neighborhoods
Neighborhood Map Bath Beach - Bensonhurst Bay Ridge Bedford - Stuyvesant Boerum Hill Brooklyn Heights Bushwick Carroll Gardens Clinton Hill Cobble Hill Crown Heights Ditmas Park DUMBO / Vinegar Hill Dyker Heights Flatbush Fort Greene Gowanus Gravesend Greenpoint Greenwood Kensington Lefferts Gardens Midwood Mill Basin Park Slope Prospect Heights Prospect Park South Red Hook Sheepshead Bay Sunset Park Williamsburg Windsor Terrace
Hamptons Neighborhoods
South Florida Neighborhoods
Manhattan Homes For Sale
Brooklyn Homes For Sale
Hamptons Homes For Sale
South Florida Homes For Sale
Most Viewed By Neighborhood
--- Manhattan ---
Battery Park City
Beekman
Carnegie Hill
Central Park South
Chelsea/Flatiron
Clinton/Midtown West
East Harlem
East Village
Financial District
Gramercy
Greenwich Village
Hamilton Heights
Harlem
Inwood
Little Italy/ Chinatown
Lower East Side
Manhattan
Midtown East
Morningside Heights
Murray Hill/Kips Bay
SoHo/Nolita
Sutton
TriBeCa
Upper East Side
Upper West Side
Washington Heights
West Village
--- Brooklyn ---
Bath Beach/Bensonhurst
Bay Ridge
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Boerum Hill
Borough Park
Brighton Beach
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Heights
Bushwick
Carroll Gardens
Clinton Hill
Cobble Hill
Crown Heights
Ditmas Park
Downtown Brooklyn
DUMBO/ Vinegar Hill
Dyker Heights
Flatbush
Fort Greene
Gowanus
Gravesend
Greenpoint
Greenwood
Kensington
Lefferts Gardens
Midwood
Park Slope
Prospect Heights
Red Hook
Sheepshead Bay
Sunset Park
Williamsburg
Windsor Terrace
--- The Hamptons ---
Aquebogue
Baiting Hollow
Brookhaven
Calverton
Cutchogue (Nassau Point)
East Marion
Greenport
Jamesport
Laurel
Manorville
Mattituck
New Suffolk
Northville
Orient (Point)
Peconic
Riverhead
South Jamesport
Southold
Wading River
Shelter Island
Amagansett
Bridgehampton
Center Moriches
East Hampton
East Moriches
East Quogue
Eastport
Flanders
Hampton Bays
Montauk
Moriches
North Haven
North Sea (Harbor)
Noyac
Quogue
Remsenburg
Sag Harbor
Sagaponack
Shinnecock
South Jamesport
Southampton
Speonk
Wainscott
Water Mill
Westhampton
Westhampton (Beach)
Westhampton Beach
--- South Florida ---
Boca Raton
Boynton Beach
Coral Springs
Delray Beach
Ft Lauderdale
Green Acres
Gulf Stream
Highland Beach
Hobe Sound
Hypoluxo
Jensen Beach
Juno Beach
Jupiter
Jupiter Island
Lake Worth
Lantana/Hypoluxo Island
Loxahatchee
Manalapan
Miami
North Palm Beach
Ocean Ridge
Palm Beach
Palm Beach Gardens
Palm City
Point Manalapan
Port St. Lucie
Royal Palm Beach
Singer Island
Tequesta
Vero Beach
Village of Golf
Wellington
West Palm Beach
Manhattan Agents
Brooklyn Agents
Hamptons Agents
South Florida Agents
Live Who You Are
Williamsburg
Runs from Flushing Avenue to Metropolitan Avenue and Bushwick Avenue, east from the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Williamsburg (sometimes known affectionately as “Billyburg”) has undergone one of the most exciting real estate transformations of any area in New York City. Williamsburg’s garages and warehouses have been converted into amazing industrial lofts, which rub shoulders with new high-rise condos.
The area is divided in half into North Williamsburg and South Williamsburg by Grand Street. In North Williamsburg there is the Mason-Fisk building, a new brick loft condo conversion at 72 Berry which offers a virtual doorman, a shared roof terrace, central air conditioning, washer-dryer hookups, and floors made of Douglas fir. In South Williamsburg, 238 South 3rd is a condo which boasts wide-plank pine floors and stainless steel appliances in blowout loft configurations.
In the 19th Century Williamsburgh (yes, then it had an “h,”) was its own city and home to businessmen such as Charles Pfizer. In more recent times, the availability of large loft spaces available for sale and for rent has made Williamsburg something of a draw for artists and musicians. You can catch bands at the Music Hall of Williamsburg (formerly NorthSix) or Public Assembly, and there’s nightly jazz at Zebulon Café. If it’s visuals you want, head over to an art gallery housed in a converted garage.
Carnivores will enjoy the porterhouse at Peter Luger’s in Williamsburg, called by many the best steakhouse in New York City. Every July, Williamsburg’s “dancing of the Giglio,” an Italian feast, transforms the area around North 8th into a 5th Century Italian village.
What are our agents saying about Williamsburg?
Above: Information built from active corcoran.com property descriptions in Williamsburg.
Source: Wordle.net
Brooklyn Properties