Brooklyn's iconic beachfront in ZIP 11224 - the boardwalk, the amusements, the Cyclones, and four subway lines, with some of the most attainable oceanfront homes in the city. Here is what it is actually like to live here.
Coney Island is a world-famous stretch of southern Brooklyn shoreline, home to the historic boardwalk, Luna Park and the Cyclone, the New York Aquarium, and the Brooklyn Cyclones ballpark. Beyond the amusements, it is a real residential neighborhood of co-ops, condos, and homes, many steps from the sand.
It is one of the most attainable ways to live on the ocean in New York, with the D, F, N, and Q trains all terminating here for a direct ride to Manhattan. For buyers who want the beach, the boardwalk energy, and value, Coney Island is unmatched.
The historic amusement park and the landmark Cyclone coaster.
Miles of Atlantic beach and the famous boardwalk.
The city's aquarium right on the boardwalk.
The D, F, N, and Q all terminate here for Manhattan access.
Coney Island is one of the city's most attainable oceanfront markets. Prices typically run around $250,000 to $700,000, with co-ops on the lower end and condos and homes above, set by unit, building, view, and condition. New waterfront development and beach access keep interest strong.
Those are ranges, not your number. The only way to know what a specific Coney Island home is worth today is a real read on the exact house and the most recent sales on its block.
Coney Island is a iconic beachfront neighborhood in southern Brooklyn (ZIP 11224), home to the boardwalk, Luna Park, the Cyclone, and the New York Aquarium, with attainable oceanfront co-ops and four subway lines.
Most homes in Coney Island typically trade around $250K - $700K depending on size, lot, condition, and block, with co-ops, condos, and homes in the mix. For a current price on a specific home, request a free valuation from Joseph Ranola.
Coney Island is a lively, beachfront neighborhood with attainable oceanfront homes. Residents value the beach and boardwalk, the amusements, and the value on oceanfront co-ops.
Coney Island is the terminus of the D, F, N, and Q trains, giving a direct ride into Manhattan, with the beach and boardwalk right at hand.
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