Greenpoint’s median sale price jumped 42.3% in Q2 2026. The price per square foot fell 3.3%. If your assessment followed the headline, you may have a case.
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Greenpoint is a North Brooklyn neighborhood in ZIP 11222. PropertyShark counts 2,062 condo units, 1,960 units in two-to-four family buildings, 184 single-family units and 85 co-op units, for 4,380 residential units. 81.9% of occupied units are renter-occupied. Joseph Ranola is a real estate broker, not an attorney or tax advisor. A broker can assemble comparable sales; the filing itself belongs to you or your tax certiorari attorney.
PropertyShark reports a Greenpoint median sale price of $1,846,500 for Q2 2026, up 42.3% year over year, on 20 sales. The median price per square foot was $1,419, down 3.3%. By property type, condos had a median of $1.6M, up 22.9%, on 14 sales, and houses had a median of $2.2M, up 6.9%, on 5 sales. Only one co-op sold.
A 42.3% jump in the median alongside a 3.3% drop in price per square foot means bigger and pricier units sold this quarter, not that every Greenpoint home gained 42%. That distinction is the heart of most assessment appeals. With only 20 sales in the quarter, the per-type and per-square-foot numbers carry far more weight than the headline.
The NYC Tax Commission deadline is March 1 for tax class 2 and class 4 properties and March 15 for tax class 1, according to the Tax Commission. The deadlines cannot be extended, and the application must be received by the deadline. The Department of Finance issues the Notice of Property Value on or about January 15, which starts the clock.
Most Greenpoint condo units fall in tax class 2, so their window closes March 1. One-to-three family houses are class 1 and close March 15. A separate Request for Review filed with the Department of Finance does not replace a Tax Commission filing.
A condo unit owner files Tax Commission form TC109. Class 1 properties, including one-to-three family houses, file TC108, and class 2 and class 4 properties other than condo units file TC101, according to the NYC Tax Commission. Picking the wrong form is one of the easiest ways to lose a year.
Parts of it are. PropertyShark counts 275 of Greenpoint’s 2,438 residential buildings in a flood zone and 834 in a hurricane evacuation zone. Among the 1,955 two-to-four family buildings, 183 are in a flood zone and 609 are in an evacuation zone. Flood exposure affects market value, so it belongs in the comparable-sales picture too.
Joseph Ranola pulls Greenpoint comparable sales by property type and by price per square foot, so an owner can see whether the assessment tracked the real market or the blended headline. Joseph Ranola serves every neighborhood across Staten Island and Brooklyn, from Tottenville to Williamsburg.
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