New York City Residential Real Estate · Compass
New York City Residential Real Estate · Compass
25 neighborhood guides, grouped by area. Each opens a full guide with Gerald’s perspective and current homes for sale.
Waterfront towers, historic streets, creative energy, and one of Brooklyn’s most dynamic residential markets.
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Waterfront views, historic row houses, creative energy, and a distinctly neighborhood-driven way of living.
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Industrial roots, creative energy, and a diverse mix of historic buildings and evolving residential streets.
Read the Guide →Historic Brownstones, Waterfront Views, and Classic Brooklyn Character.
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Industrial Architecture, Waterfront Views, and a Distinctive Brooklyn Address
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Brooklyn's Urban Center, Where Historic Streets Meet a New Generation of Towers.
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Elegant brownstones, tree-lined blocks, and a refined neighborhood atmosphere at the heart of brownstone Brooklyn.
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Garden Setbacks, Historic Brownstones, and a Distinctly Brooklyn Residential Character
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Historic brownstones, leafy streets, and a celebrated cultural presence in the heart of Brooklyn.
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Grand Historic Homes, Tree-Lined Streets, and Brooklyn Character with a Creative Edge
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Historic brownstones, cultural landmarks, and an exceptional central Brooklyn location between Prospect Park and Downtown Brooklyn.
Read the Guide →Cobblestone streets, historic brick houses, and a remarkably intimate waterfront setting beside the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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Classic brownstones, gracious tree-lined streets, and an exceptional relationship to Prospect Park.
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A quiet, residential neighborhood framed by Prospect Park, historic homes, and a relaxed sense of Brooklyn character.
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Historic row houses, leafy streets, and a quieter residential character between Park Slope and Sunset Park.
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A residential Brooklyn neighborhood with historic homes, leafy streets, and a practical connection to Prospect Park and surrounding neighborhoods.
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Historic brownstones, grand apartment buildings, cultural institutions, and a vibrant mix of old and new Brooklyn.
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Brownstone Architecture, Deep History, and a Distinctive Brooklyn Streetscape.
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Historic homes, gracious streets, and a strong sense of architectural character beside Prospect Park.
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A distinctive waterfront neighborhood defined by maritime history, industrial architecture, and a quietly evolving residential market.
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A neighborhood of historic row houses, working waterfronts, elevated city views, and a distinctly urban Brooklyn character.
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Waterfront views, gracious homes, and a distinctly residential Brooklyn character.
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Tree-lined streets, distinctive homes, and a classic low-rise residential character in southwestern Brooklyn.
Read the Guide →Classic Brooklyn streets, detached and semi-attached homes, and a long-established residential character in southwestern Brooklyn.
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