Williamsburg is one of New York City’s hottest neighborhoods and has long been considered the trendiest area of Brooklyn. Williamsburg borders Greenpoint, Bushwick, Bedford-Stuyvesant, and Ridgewood. Over that past few years, it has become known for its concentration of performing arts venues, galleries, boutiques, and fine dining. Like many Brooklyn neighborhoods, Williamsburg manages to synthesize history with a booming youth culture.
Williamsburg is a neighborhood that never stops. By day, bike across the historic Williamsburg Bridge, shop at the Brooklyn Flea Market or stop by Beacon’s Closet for vintage thrills. By night, see a live performance at the Music Hall of Williamsburg, take in the night-life at one of the many lounges and bars, or even take a tour of the iconic Brooklyn Brewery. Originally a hub for industry, today Williamsburg is a mix of multi-family homes, historic industrial buildings like the Domino Sugar Factory, and a rapidly increasing amount of luxury waterfront properties.
Thanks to the 2005 rezoning of the North Side and Greenpoint’s waterfront, the district is zoned to accommodate waterfront park space, esplanades, and even residential construction. The Williamsburg Bridge connects Manhattan’s Lower East Side to Northern Brooklyn at its entry in Williamsburg and with the L, J, M, Z, and G trains, commuting into the city is a breeze.
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Williamsburg Social is a two building complex in the heart of one of the trendiest neighborhoods in New York City. Located at 250 Bedford Ave, it is the first subway stop from Manhattan. Ranging from studios to two bedrooms apartments, this apartment building is also located near many restaurants, shops, and gyms.
146 South 4th Street in Williamsburg offers studio, one- and two-bedroom luxury apartments for rent in the heart of Brooklyn's most prominent neighborhood. Built in 2013, the building offers 113 apartments across 11 floors.
Just three blocks from McCarren Park, The Union, located at 544 Union Avenue, puts residents in the heart of Williamsburg. With easy access to Manhattan via the L train or to the rest of Brooklyn via the G train, The Union is centrally located for work and play. The building is within walking distance to many of the restaurants and shopping destinations that has made Williamsburg one of Manhattan's most in-demand residential neighborhoods.
250 North 10th Street is a 6-story residential building located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. This new building contains 234 luxury studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments for rent.
NV is a boutique building located at 101 North 5th Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Surrounded by the best that the neighborhood has to offer, the sleek Karl Fisher-designed building fits right in. Behind the the striking, glass and brush jade aluminum facade are 40 spacious Williamsburg apartments.
9inety North 5th Street, located in North Williamsburg, Brooklyn, is a modern building with 23 thoughtfully designed residences. Boasting a prime Williamsburg location just two blocks from the East River Promenade, 90 North 5th Street a an urban sanctuary in one of the City's most popular neighborhoods.
456 Grand in East Williamsburg offers residents luxury apartments with walk in closets, floor-to-ceiling windows, private balconies, individually controlled heating and A/C in addition to brushed nickel and chrome finishes. Kitchens include steel Whirlpool appliances along with Granite countertops, and custom Stonington gray cabinetry. Bathrooms are fully tiled with Takla porcelain and include stainless steel finishes.
With a prime Brooklyn location, 281 Union Avenue is a new residential building with 33 high-end apartments for rent in Williamsburg. Rising seven stories, 281 Union is comprised of 27 one-bedrooms, three two-bedrooms, and three three-bedrooms.
Look no further, because high-end rentals are available at 64 Bayard Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Each apartment features a laundry closet with washer and dryer included, individual heating and air conditioning, and white oak hardwood flooring throughout the apartment. With 9’ to 10’ ceiling heights in the living areas and triple-paned, floor-to-ceiling windows, many of the homes offer one-of-a-kind open views to McCarren Park and Manhattan.
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