4-week rolling average · Data through March 12, 2026 · ZIP 11211
The Williamsburg market in ZIP 11211 shows a striking gap between the median list price of $1,590,000 and the median sale price of $2,300,000, signaling strong buyer competition that consistently drives final prices well above asking. With a competition score of 62 and a median days on market of 43, the market is running warm but not frantic, reflecting selective and strategic buyer activity. At $1,481.96 per square foot, this remains one of Brooklyn's most premium submarkets.
| Beds | Sale Price | Rent |
|---|---|---|
| 1BR | $995K | $5K/mo |
| 2BR | $1.59M | $6K/mo |
| 3BR | $2.20M | $6K/mo |
| 4BR | $3.50M | $6K/mo |
| 5BR | $4M | — |
| 6BR | $3.20M | — |
| 7BR | $4.00M | — |
| 8BR | $3.50M | — |
Sellers in ZIP 11211 are achieving median sale prices of $2,300,000 against a median list price of $1,590,000, reflecting significant buyer-driven premiums above asking. With only 138 active listings in inventory, supply remains tight and sellers hold meaningful leverage in negotiations.
Buyers should be prepared to offer well above list price, as the gap between the median list price of $1,590,000 and the median sale price of $2,300,000 points to an intensely competitive environment. Entry points vary by bedroom count, with studios available around $899,000 and one-bedrooms near $995,000 for those seeking more accessible price tiers.
The median rent of $4,564 against a median sale price of $2,300,000 requires careful underwriting, though a rental inventory of 472 units indicates active renter demand in the area. Two-bedroom units renting at $6,350 per month relative to a sale price of $1,590,000 may offer the strongest income potential among the available bedroom tiers.
The current 30-year mortgage rate of 6.37% and 15-year rate of 5.72% mean that financing a median-priced home at $2,300,000 carries substantial monthly obligations, making rate strategy a critical part of any purchase decision. Buyers who can qualify for the 15-year term at 5.72% will pay meaningfully less in total interest over the life of the loan, though the higher monthly payments require strong income qualification.
Data from SchoolDigger · Updated May 2026
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