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Apartments in Park Slope, NY

Park Slope is a Brooklyn neighborhood. It was once known as South Brooklyn. Park Slope was home of the Lenape people between 1637-1639. During that time, the Dutch West India Company bought almost all the land that makes up modern day entire Brooklyn and Queens and used it for farmland for approximately 200 years. 

Park Slope is an affluent area with quiet neighborhood streets where residents can walk their dogs and kids can play. In contrast, it also has nightlife that rivals some of the most popular spots in Manhattan. There are also a wide variety of dining options in Park Slope. 

Park Slope Boundaries

Park Slope is surrounded by Prospect Park and Prospect Park West from the east, while Fourth Avenue borders it from the west. Flatbush Avenue creates its northern boundary, and the Prospect Expressway borders it from the south. 

Buildings in Park Slope

Park Slope’s infrastructure was designed using zoning districts. This means every zone has its own set of regulations and development policies. Every zone also has commercial, residential, and manufacturing buildings.

Park Slope is known for having row houses and six or eight-story apartment buildings. Apartment buildings on Fourth, Fifth, and Seventh Avenues typically include space for small shops on the ground floor.

Park Slope also has a lot of historic buildings, many of which are listed in the National Register of Historic Places and the City's Landmark Preservation Commission. One of these buildings, the 14th Regiment Armory, is one of the most famous. It is a Late Victorian-style structure that was built between 1891-1895. The Litchfield Villa is another beautiful structure that was built between 1854-1857. Public Bath No. 7, Public School 39, William B. Cronyn House, and Old Stone House are some of the other notable structures located in Park Slope that are listed in the National Register.

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How to Find Apartments for Rent in Park Slope

Renting an apartment in Park Slope may be a difficult undertaking if done on your own. With all the different apartment types and amenities in the area, finding one that not only suits your needs but also that you like can be a full-time job in and of itself.

One way to make finding an apartment easier is by doing some research beforehand. Consider your hobbies, shopping habits, and possibly your job location as you conduct your research. This will help you determine where you’d like to live as well as what you can afford

No-Fee Apartments in Park Slope

There are around 60 no-fee apartments in Park Slope. No-fee apartments allow tenants to rent directly from the building owner and avoid paying a broker’s fee.

FAQs - Apartments in Park-Slope

What is the average studio apartment rent in Park-Slope?

The average monthly rent for a studio apartment in Park-Slope is $2,500.

What is the average one-bedroom apartment rent in Park-Slope?

The average monthly rent for a one-bedroom apartment is $2,650.

What is the average two-bedroom apartment rent in Park-Slope?

As of March 2022, the average monthly rent for a two-bedroom apartment was $3,220.

What is the average three-bedroom apartment rent in Park-Slope?

Currently, the average monthly rent for a three-bedroom apartment is $3,820.

How expensive is renting an apartment in Park-Slope?

Park Slope rentals are not as expensive as they are in other areas of New York City. The average monthly rent in Park Slope is comparable to the average monthly rent in the city.

Park-Slope's Apartment Rent Ranges

The average rent range for a studio apartment in Park Slope is between $2,300 and $2,950 a month. The average monthly rent range for a one-bedroom apartment is between $2,650 and $3,350, and the average rent range for a two-bedroom apartment is between $3,100 and $4,700. The average rent range for a three-bedroom apartment is between $3,200 and $5,000.

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