Crown Heights is one of Brooklyn’s most vibrant neighborhoods, where history, architecture, and community come together. Walking along streets like Carroll Street, President Street, Eastern Parkway, Montgomery Street, Union Street, Crown Street, St. Johns Place, Lincoln Place, and Empire Boulevard, you will discover homes and landmarks that showcase over a century of Brooklyn’s rich heritage. For...
Selling a home in Crown Heights can be competitive, especially with the neighborhood’s dynamic market and rising property values. Proper home staging highlights your property’s best features, attracts more buyers, and can help you achieve a faster sale at a higher price Why Home Staging Matters Staging creates an inviting atmosphere, allowing buyers to imagine themselves living in the space....
73–99 Empire Boulevard – CW Realty’s $40M Acquisition CW Realty Group, led by Cheskie Weisz, recently acquired 73-99 Empire Boulevard for $40 million. This 13-story mixed-use development will feature 261 residential units, with 52 affordable units, and 90,000 sq ft of retail space, including a grocery store. While average rents have not been disclosed, the total building size is 250,000 sq...
1. Overpricing Your Home One of the biggest mistakes sellers make is setting a price too high. 555 Properties LLC and broker Valerie Sebbag know that pricing too aggressively can slow sales and reduce buyer interest. Accurate pricing ensures your home attracts serious buyers quickly. 2. Neglecting Curb Appeal First impressions matter. Crown Heights buyers are drawn to charming brownstones and...
Rising Home Values Crown Heights continues to show strong appreciation in 2025. Median home prices range from $1M to $1.4M, depending on source, with year-over-year growth between 10-15%. Properties are selling faster than in previous years, signaling steady buyer demand in this vibrant Brooklyn neighborhood. New Developments and Neighborhood Shifts Major projects like the Botanica rental tower...
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