Windsor Terrace sits between Prospect Park and Green-Wood Cemetery, with the F and G trains at both ends. Here is what relocating buyers pay in 2026 and what they are buying.
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Windsor Terrace is a small Brooklyn neighborhood in ZIP 11218, bordered by Prospect Park, Green-Wood Cemetery, Park Slope and Kensington. PropertyShark counts 3,589 residential units in Windsor Terrace: 1,316 units in two-to-four family buildings, 1,199 co-op units, 564 single-family homes and 510 condo units.
PropertyShark reports a Windsor Terrace median sale price of $982,500 in Q2 2026, up 4.2% year over year, on 24 sales. Median price per square foot was $1,076, up 2%. Windsor Terrace co-ops sold at a $660,000 median on 13 sales, down 20.2% from a year earlier.
Windsor Terrace is small enough that quarterly medians swing hard. PropertyShark recorded a $1.25M median in Q1 2025 and $1.31M in Q2 2024. The condo and house medians for Q2 2026 rest on four and seven sales, too few to quote as a price. A relocating buyer should anchor on price per square foot and on recent sales in the specific building or block, not on one quarter’s headline number.
Windsor Terrace is mostly two-to-four family houses and co-op apartments. PropertyShark counts 1,316 units in two-to-four family buildings and 1,199 co-op units, out of 3,589 total, and reports the neighborhood as 39.7% owner-occupied. Single-family homes are scarce at 564 units, which is why detached and attached single-family listings in Windsor Terrace draw competition when they appear.
PropertyShark also states that Windsor Terrace properties are not designated as at risk from fire, flood or hurricane activity. For a buyer relocating from a coastal market, that is a real difference from waterfront Brooklyn neighborhoods like Gravesend, where PropertyShark counts 2,704 of 10,270 residential buildings in a flood zone.
Windsor Terrace is served by the F and G trains at two stations: Fort Hamilton Parkway, with entrances near Prospect Avenue, and 15th Street–Prospect Park, at the edge of Prospect Park West. Both stations have F and G service at all times. The F runs into Manhattan, and the G connects to Downtown Brooklyn, Williamsburg and Long Island City without going through Manhattan.
Windsor Terrace is in NYC Community School District 15. P.S. 154, The Windsor Terrace School, is a K–5 public school at 1625 11th Avenue. NYC elementary zones follow specific address lines, so a relocating family should confirm the zoned school for any address through the NYC Department of Education before going to contract.
Joseph Ranola coordinates relocation purchases from start to finish, including buyers who are selling a home somewhere else at the same time. A Windsor Terrace co-op purchase adds a board package on top of the move, and Joseph Ranola builds that timeline before an offer goes in. With Freddie Mac reporting a 30-year fixed average of 7.28% for the week of October 1, 2026, up from 6.34% a year earlier, getting pre-approval and board requirements lined up first protects the rate lock.
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