THE HURON AND BROOKLYN POINT LEAD IN SALES, AVERAGING OVER 2/MO

As a follow-up to our last Spotlight examining top Manhattan new development projects, this week’s report shifts focus to New York City’s largest borough: Brooklyn. Approximately 2,700 sponsor units across 450 buildings comprise Brooklyn’s for-sale new development supply. Most of the supply is shadow inventory—only about 530 units are currently active on the market. East Williamsburg, Williamsburg, and Bedford-Stuyvesant account for the largest share of sponsor inventory, with each neighborhood totaling over 200 unsold sponsor units.

The table below details the top 20 projects in Brooklyn ranked by 12-month sales velocity as of March 2025. The list is limited to projects that were actively selling throughout the last 12 months. In other words, projects that launched more recently—such as One Domino Square, Bergen Brooklyn, and Kensington Manor—are not included. It also excludes projects that saw strong absorption but sold out during the period reviewed, such as 11 Hoyt. In this context, The Huron, Brooklyn Point, and Front & York (York Tower) are the fastest-selling projects in the borough. Absorption rates among Brooklyn’s top projects were generally slower than in Manhattan, where a quarter of top 20 projects achieved absorption rates of 3+ units per month. In Brooklyn, only the top project—The Huron—reached that level. Prices across the top 20 Brooklyn projects range from $365,000 to $18 million.

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