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An analysis of internet searches points to areas that are growing in popularity among buyers and renters, according to a new StreetEasy analysis.
By Matt Yan
As buyers and tenants of New York City look at the doors of Manhattan for the positions they can pay, many popular neighborhoods in Brooklyn and Queens are more expensive. Pushing the northeast of Sunnyside, Queens. Buyers who could have looked at Park Slope are migrating to Windsor Terrace and Prospect Lefferts Gardens.
Which neighborhoods are trending the most as we settle in to 2025? A new report from StreetEasy found the top 10 “neighborhoods to watch” in 2025 by comparing annual changes in home searches on the platform from 2023 to 2024. (Only neighborhoods within the top 30 percent by search volume and with at least 100 listings for rent or sale on StreetEasy in 2024 were considered.)
Ridgewood, Queens: A little above the Brooklyn border of Bushwick, with house searches, 13. 2% and the median value of the median of $20,250 and the median worth $3,250 and the median worth $1. 295 million, already up more than 8% in the 8% compared to 2023.
Following Ridgewood was Greenwood, Brooklyn (sometimes called Greenwood Heights), just south of Park Slope. Searches there increased by 9 percent, although the median asking price fell 3.2 percent to $1.5 million and the median asking rent slipped 1.1 percent to $3,250 a month.
In total, six districts of Brooklyn and 3 districts of Queens made the most sensible 10. He left only one in Manhattan: Morningsoid Heights, which can call the consistent with consistent with West Side. Interest research The construction of the construction of the construction of almost 6% for a year, with a construction of around 2% of the average call for (now $ 4,000 consisting of the month) and the average value (1,257 million of dollars).
Of course, people are still looking in the pricier areas. Long Island City, Queens, the neighborhood with the third-highest increase in searches, had the highest median asking rent among the top 10 ($4,148 a month). But one neighborhood over, in Sunnyside, Queens, the median asking price of $429,000 and the median asking rent of $2,500 were the lowest on the list.
The neighborhoods of New York City with the largest of active Streetas seek between 2023 and 2024.
Matt Yan is a real estate reporter for The Times and a member of the 2024-25 Times Fellowship class, a program for journalists early in their careers. More about Matt Yan
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