Prospect Heights Property Search

Prospect Heights is a residential neighborhood in central Brooklyn adjacent to the Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, and Grand Army Plaza entrance to Prospect Park. The neighborhood has been significantly impacted by the Atlantic Yards/Pacific Park development, which brought Barclays Center and new residential towers.

Brownstones and row houses, prewar apartment buildings, newer high-rise condos and rentals (Pacific Park), and mixed-use buildings along Vanderbilt and Washington Avenues.

Row houses from the 1880s-1910s. Apartment buildings from the early 1900s. Pacific Park towers from the 2010s-2020s represent the most significant new construction in the neighborhood.

Construction violations related to Pacific Park development, HPD housing code violations in older buildings, facade maintenance, illegal conversions, and fire safety violations in walk-ups.

Rising assessed values influenced by Pacific Park development. Brownstones in Tax Class 1 with caps. Pacific Park buildings have complex PILOT (Payment in Lieu of Taxes) arrangements.

R6B in the brownstone core, higher-density zoning at the Pacific Park site. Prospect Heights Historic District proposal has been discussed. Commercial overlays on Vanderbilt and Washington.

Pacific Park (formerly Atlantic Yards) is the dominant development, with Barclays Center completed and residential towers continuing to rise. The project will eventually include over 6,000 housing units.