New construction in Brighton Beach
Since March 2021, builders in Brighton Beach have filed applications for 11 apartment buildings, 1 house, 1 other new building and 1 major renovation, adding 156 units. 12 of the 13 new buildings have been approved so far. The latest was filed on May 20, 2026.
- Units
- 156
- Apartment buildings
- 11
- Houses
- 1
- Major renovations
- 1
- Tallest
- 9 stories
Largest projects
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27 Brighton 11th Street 16 units 7 stories · filed Dec 23, 2021 Photo via New York YIMBY: Housing Lottery Launches for 27 Brighton 11th Street In Brighton Beach, Brooklyn
In the news
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Housing Lottery Launches for 27 Brighton 11th Street In Brighton Beach, Brooklyn New York YIMBY · May 23, 2024
All filings
20261 filing
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Apartment building 6 units 4 stories
20253 filings
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Apartment building 26 units 9 stories
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Major renovation 3 stories
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Apartment building 12 units 5 stories
20242 filings
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Apartment building 22 units 5 stories
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Apartment building 8 units 5 stories
20232 filings
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Apartment building 10 units 7 stories
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House 2 units 3 stories
20223 filings
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Apartment building 14 units 6 stories
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Apartment building 13 units 6 stories
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Apartment building 11 units 5 stories
20213 filings
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Apartment building 16 units 7 stories
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Apartment building 16 units 5 stories
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New building 8 stories
Nearby neighborhoods
- Manhattan Beach 44 units · 27 projects 0.6 mi east
- Sheepshead Bay 480 units · 28 projects 0.8 mi northeast
- Coney Island 2,389 units · 20 projects 1 mi west
- Gravesend 470 units · 49 projects 2 mi northwest
- Madison 433 units · 26 projects 2 mi north
- Ocean Parkway 606 units · 195 projects 2 mi north
- Gerritsen Beach 11 units · 9 projects 2 mi east
- Sea Gate 6 units · 4 projects 2 mi west
How Brighton Beach ranks
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Brooklyn neighborhoods 37th of 50 for units
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New York City neighborhoods 119th of 210 for units
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