New construction in Brooklyn, by neighborhood
Since March 2021, builders in Brooklyn have filed applications for 1,115 apartment buildings, 625 houses, 195 other new buildings and 1,067 major renovations, adding 74,843 units, across 52 neighborhoods. 1,364 of the 1,935 new buildings have been approved so far, and 65 more have permits for early work.
- Units
- 74,843
- Apartment buildings
- 1,115
- Houses
- 625
- Major renovations
- 1,067
- Last 12 months
- 649
Neighborhoods ranked by units
- 1 9,630 units 9,630 61 8 23 26
- 2 6,139 units 6,139 134 15 34 42
- 3 5,221 units 5,221 47 16 52 23
- 4 5,209 units 5,209 71 10 39 33
- 5 4,241 units 4,241 112 53 111 62
- 6 3,936 units 3,936 22 0 2 7
- 7 3,395 units 3,395 19 0 0 10
- 8 3,364 units 3,364 67 57 13 31
- 9 3,181 units 3,181 23 8 4 6
- 10 3,160 units 3,160 57 31 78 26
- 11 2,932 units 2,932 59 10 67 35
- 12 2,875 units 2,875 43 4 12 15
- 13 2,585 units 2,585 23 20 2 7
- 14 2,389 units 2,389 15 0 2 5
- 15 1,781 units 1,781 56 6 61 18
- 16 1,386 units 1,386 23 14 69 21
- 17 1,372 units 1,372 30 14 15 14
- 18 1,100 units 1,100 42 112 119 73
- 19 974 units 974 10 19 4 8
- 20 970 units 970 13 4 13 10
- 21 885 units 885 9 3 5 3
- 22 839 units 839 12 2 11 6
- 23 683 units 683 3 1 2 4
- 24 646 units 646 6 13 8 6
- 25 606 units 606 21 35 128 35
- 26 562 units 562 4 5 4 2
- 27 538 units 538 9 9 16 12
- 28 500 units 500 20 4 7 5
- 29 480 units 480 11 6 5 5
- 30 470 units 470 14 17 10 5
- 31 454 units 454 2 0 1 0
- 32 433 units 433 9 6 11 6
- 33 351 units 351 8 1 11 4
- 34 267 units 267 11 10 16 12
- 35 259 units 259 2 1 5 1
- 36 156 units 156 6 26 7 11
- 37 156 units 156 11 1 1 1
- 38 122 units 122 4 1 24 10
- 39 118 units 118 5 21 10 12
- 40 92 units 92 2 0 5 3
- 41 85 units 85 5 5 12 4
- 42 71 units 71 2 2 19 8
- 43 68 units 68 5 2 3 4
- 44 63 units 63 4 7 5 8
- 45 44 units 44 1 22 4 3
- 46 29 units 29 2 9 6 2
- 47 11 units 11 0 8 1 1
- 48 6 units 6 0 4 0 0
- 49 4 units 4 0 1 3 1
- 50 2 units 2 0 1 6 2
New-building and major-renovation filings with three or more units, three or more stories, or 5,000 square feet of work, from the Department of Buildings’ DOB NOW records on NYC Open Data. Neighborhoods follow the Department of Finance’s neighborhood for each tax block. Methodology