Clinton Hill Property Search

Clinton Hill is a residential neighborhood east of Fort Greene, known for its exceptional 19th-century architecture, Pratt Institute campus, and tree-lined blocks. The Clinton Hill Historic District protects grand mansions along Clinton and Washington Avenues that were built by Brooklyn's wealthiest families in the late 1800s.

Brownstones and mansions (some of the grandest in Brooklyn), row houses, prewar apartment buildings, Pratt Institute campus buildings, and some newer condos along the periphery.

Grand mansions from the 1860s-1880s. Row houses from the 1880s-1910s. Pratt Institute buildings from the 1880s onward. Limited new construction within the historic district.

Landmarks violations in the historic district, facade maintenance on mansions and brownstones, fire safety in older buildings, illegal conversions, and construction violations from renovation projects.

High market values with Tax Class 1 caps providing relief. The mansions along Clinton Avenue have significant market values but moderate assessed values. Pratt Institute properties are largely tax-exempt.

R6B and R7A residential zoning. Clinton Hill Historic District (designated 1981) covers significant portions. Commercial overlays on Myrtle Avenue and Fulton Street.

Clinton Hill remains largely stable. The most significant changes are driven by brownstone renovations and the continued evolution of the Myrtle Avenue commercial corridor.