A parking spot in Park Slope sells for $250K: this week's Brooklyn real estate news & listings

Plus: This week's Top Property Sales around the neighborhood (Park Slope, Prospect Heights, Windsor Terrace, Gowanus)

Jul 19, 2025

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Whether you’re planning your open house weekend, or just want to keep a pulse on the local real estate market, we’ve got you covered! Our real estate listings for this week are focused on property sales 2-3 bedroom apartments.

Top Real Estate News

Here’s a quick roundup on real estate news happening around this part of Brooklyn:

A single parking spot in Park Slope just sold for $250K. “Opened in 1986, Park Slope Garage Condominium sits across from the Park Slope Food Coop at 841 Union Street. The garage was the first of its kind to win state approval to sell parking spaces as "condos.” [Streetsblog NYC]
Photo: Berman Realty via Streetsblog NYC
“Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Department of Transportation Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez on Friday announced that the city will finally shut down operations at a controversial concrete recycling facility on the western Brooklyn waterfront by this August.
Local residents had been flooding their elected officials with complaints about the dust, vibrations and noise from the SIMS Concrete Recycling Facility, operated by NYC DOT, ever since it was temporarily relocated to the north end of Brooklyn Marine Terminal site in the Columbia Street Waterfront District in February 2024.” [Brooklyn Eagle]
More in-depth reading: ‘Does Brooklyn Need a New Waterfront Neighborhood?’ [New York Times]
Berkeley Carroll School just bought a Park Slope townhouse for $6 million - expanding its footprint in the neighborhood as demand for private school space grows. [Crain’s New York Business]
[LONG READ] Did you know Brooklyn Heights’ 140 Clinton Street was home to a 19th-century British antislavery spy and later four generations of the Greeley family - descendants of famed editor Horace Greeley? Dive into the full fascinating history in The New York Times article: ‘The Brooklyn Allergist’s Office That Was Once Home to a Spy’
Photo by Brown Brothers, via NYPL and The New York Times

Stoop of the Week

And now, a garage that actually comes with a house…

“This carriage house, like most others in Brooklyn Heights, was designed not just for horses but for carriage drivers too. During the late 1920s and early 1930s, these carriage houses were converted into garages. Today, most of them have been converted into some of the most coveted residences in New York City.” - @travistraversing

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This Week’s Must-See Property Sales

Whether you’re planning your open house weekend, or just want to keep a pulse on (or take a peek at) what the real estate market looks like, here are our real estate listings for this week focusing on property sales of 2-3 bedroom apartments.

I use StreetEasy as the listing source to recommend properties that I would live in myself, and have searched within the boundaries of Park Slope and surrounding neighborhoods (Gowanus, Windsor Terrace, Prospect Heights). All prices are per month, and only listings in the last 14 days are shown unless there is a significant price drop. All sales jargon has been magically removed.

Photo credits: Streeteasy listings