Boerum Hill

A Balance of Brick, Brownstones, and Brooklyn
Boerum Hill is a small and relaxed neighborhood of Brooklyn. It has an urban energy to it but feels more intimate. Residents here are fond of peaceful strolls, laid-back shopping, and cozy dining. Popular restaurants include Mile End and Rucola, and the historic Brooklyn Inn is frequently packed with drinking crowds. The Barclays Center is only a walk away for concerts and sporting events, and the green expanse of the Brooklyn Bridge Park is great for running.

The quiet, tree-lined streets of Boerum Hill are dotted with impressive 19th-century architecture. Brownstones and brick townhouses are common in this comfortable, residential neighborhood. Boerum Hill's multiple subway and train access and its centrality make it easy to travel to any other part of Brooklyn and Manhattan.
What Boerum Hill Residents
Think About Their Apartments
overall
8.0
value
8.0
amenities
7.0
social
7.0
management
8.0
safety
6.2
Median rents in Boerum Hill
Studio
$
2,450
1 Bedroom
$
3,350
2 Bedroom
$
4,100

Living in
Boerum Hill

Central
Local Shops
Cozy
Subways and Trains
Laid-Back
Brick Buildings
Brooklyn Bridge
Convenient Stores
Close to Midtown
Good Views of Brooklyn
Boerum Hill — 9.6/10 Rating (based on 9 neighborhood reviews)
The neighborhood is awesome: there's a Brooklyn Fare across the street; it's near all the stores on Fulton Mall; there are lots of good bars and restaurants; it's within a 10-minute walk of almost every subway line in New York city, including an ACG stop that's literally in the building, and there's also a garage with discounted parking for tenants; and it's about a twenty-minute walk to both Prospect and Brooklyn Bridge Parks.
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10
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Neighborhood Rating
Hoyt & Horn
This is the best neighborhood! Smith street is full of great restaurants and bars and its close to Manhattan with lots of subways nearby.
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381 Baltic Street
Best neighborhood in Brooklyn - tree-lined, gorgeous streets and a million bars and restaurants. Best of everything!
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177 Wyckoff Street
Lots of great food and very family/pet friendly. Not many traditional bars.
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Hoyt & Horn
Pros:
Close to subways
Close to Manhattan
Grocery store right across the street from my apartment

Cons:
Construction
Not very close to a park
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10
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be@schermerhorn
Great restaurants and best transit access in the city (walking distance to 13 different Subway lines). Neighborhood is relatively expensive for Brooklyn, but the prices in the neighborhood seem commensurate with the excellent transit access.
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9
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State St, Brooklyn
Best area ever. So so many adorable restaurants and bars - many top rated as the best in NYC. Super cute, safe, celebrities live there!
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177 Wyckoff Street
I love this neighborhood! It's very convenient, great food, and it's growing
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33 Bond Street
Close to all trains in downtown Brooklyn. Good mix of local shops and restaurants and bigger convenient stores. Easy jog to Brooklyn Bridge Promenade for good views/running. Centrally located between all the Brooklyn neighborhoods. Love it.
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342 Atlantic Ave


Getting to Know
Boerum Hill

Neighborhood Boundaries
East to West Boundaries: 4th Ave to Court St
North to South Boundaries: Livingston St to Degraw St
dining
French Louie
Halal Paradise
Red Star Sandwich Shop
Rucola
grocery
Key Food
Whole Foods Market
convenience
CVS Pharmacy
fitness
Brooklyn Body
Jikishinkan Aikido Dojo
South Brooklyn Weightlifting Club
Tangerine Hot Power Yoga
parks
Cobble Hill Park
Fort Greene Park
coffee
Mia’s Bakery
Ninth Street Espresso
The Commons Cafe
The Little Sweet Cafe
bus
B63 (bus)
rail
D/N/R (metro)
F (metro)
Hempstead (rail)
parking
Edison Parkfast - Location #93
Ipark (Imperial) 255 Schermerhorn Street Parking
Select Atlantic Garage Management LLC
About your Neighbors
Data from the 2013 American Community Survey
Zip Codes
Boerum Hill includes zip codes 11201, 11217, and 11231
Rent vs Own
62
% of Boerum Hill residents are renters
Driving to Work
8
% of Boerum Hill residents drive to work
New Construction
12
% of housing units in Boerum Hill have been built in the last 15 years
Building Types
63
%
<20 units
13
%
20-49 units
25
%
50+ units
Demographics
Children (under 18)
16
%
18 - 34
33
%
35 - 54
31
%
55+
20
%
Unit Mix
13
%
Studio
32
%
1 Bed
33
%
2 Bed
22
%
3+ Bed
Occupation or Education
Working Professional
67
%
Undergrad Student
6
%
Grad Student
4
%
Unemployed
6
%
Retired
17
%

Best Apartments
in Boerum Hill

be@schermerhorn
Studio $2,200
1 Bed $2,600

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The Ashland

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Hub
Studio $2,739
1 Bed $4,321
2 Beds $7,943
33 Bond Street
Studio $3,099
1 Bed $3,658
2 Beds $4,125

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342 Atlantic Ave

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66 Rockwell
Studio $2,795
1 Bed $3,450
2 Beds $5,360

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