Coney Island

Brooklyn, New York Homes for Sale

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About Coney Island

Coney Island has long been home to some of the city’s quirkiest attractions as well as a summer destination for many locals and visitors alike. Whether you’re looking to relax on the beach or stroll along the boardwalk, there’s never a shortage of fun things to do. Once a simple seaside resort location, the area then developed its famous rides and attractions such as the Cyclone Roller Coaster and Luna Park, making it a popular tourist destination in the early 1900s. Today, the neighborhood’s vintage charm still draws many visitors each year thanks to the revitalization of its classic rides and eateries.

Quick Facts

Current Prices: $275,000 to $999,999

Closed Prices: $260,000 to $999,999

Median Sale Price: $559,500

Average $ per sq ft: $465

Association Fee Ranges:

Around Coney Island

Coney Island is home to different types of residential buildings, including condos, co-ops, multi-family, and a few single-family homes. The neighborhood has seen a recent boom in redevelopment in both affordable and luxury condos and co-ops, so homebuyers have a variety of new and modern housing options to choose from.

The Coney Island Boardwalk has a variety of food vendors to choose from, but perhaps the most iconic is the original Nathan’s Famous hotdog stand. They even hold their annual hot dog eating contest here to this day. Don’t miss the opportunity to dig into their delicious dishes, from classic hot dogs and fries to tasty seafood and more.

Coney Island has a longstanding history as a destination for family fun for New Yorkers from every neighborhood across the city and beyond. Complete with sand, sun, restaurants, and amusement park rides, the entertainment is endless. With good times happening all around, you’ll see flocks of crowds gathering around some of the neighborhood's best attractions.

If you’re looking for some Friday night fun, you can’t go wrong with the Coney Island Brewery. The brewery features eight house-brewed beers on tap as well as a variety of tasty bites from their food menu. Spend the evening enjoying craft beers in their beer garden or buy some beer to-go and enjoy at home.

A typical Coney Island Sunday will include some beach and boardwalk fun, when the weather allows it. Grab a sweet treat at one of the boardwalk's food stands and go for a stroll. If your plans for fun in the sun get rained out, fear not. The New York Aquarium has plenty of aquatic friends for your viewing pleasure.

Coney Island is easily accessible by the D, F, N, and Q trains. There are also several MTA bus lines in the area, including express buses into Manhattan. All of these allow for easy access into Manhattan while enjoying the quaint seaside lifestyle the neighborhood offers its residents.

Locals Love

  • Proximity to Manhattan
  • Family-friendly area
  • Boardwalk entertainment

Locals Don't Love

  • Lack of retail options
  • Tourist traffic during summer months
  • Lack of fitness facilities

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