Brooklyn Real Estate Market Report: Q2 2026, a real estate market report produced by the Brooklyn Home Team at Keller Williams Realty Landmark II. Data updated quarterly. Need Help? Contact Us. 718-968-5538

Data Source: OneKey MLS

Last updated on 7/28/2026

Market Snapshot

It’s mid-Summer and we are officially halfway through the year. The weather has been hot, but we can’t say the same for the local housing market. For most of 2025 the market felt sluggish but steady. Good properties were still selling and the buyer demand felt pretty strong, all things considered. This year we have felt more softening in the market with some good properties taking longer to sell than we normally see. There also appears to be slightly less buyer demand, and/or they are being a lot pickier. It’s no secret that housing affordability has continued to be a challenge for Brooklyn home buyers and this may explain the drop in sales as well as the rising inventory which we’ve been seeing for the first two quarters of 2026. Mortgage rates remain elevated (at around 6.76% for 30 year fixed) so that isn’t helping. All in all, the market has been soft and we do not anticipate any significant changes until we see lower mortgage rates, more inventory, and/or lower home prices.

With all that said, below is our market report for the 2nd quarter of 2026. In short, closed sales were down 4.5% year over year and up 12.8% quarter over quarter. The median price in Brooklyn was up 4.5% year over year and up 6.2% quarter over quarter. New listings were up 19.4% year over year and up 15.8% quarter over quarter. Active listings were up 10.3% year over year and up 5.5% quarter over quarter. As for month’s supply, right now we have about 86 properties selling each month in Brooklyn (on OneKey MLS), and we have about 1,259 available homes for sale. That gives us a total month’s supply of 14.6 months (1,259 / 86). This is indicative of a buyer’s market where supply outweighs demand. Keep in mind that this is for all Residential properties (1-3 fam, coop, condo) in Brooklyn so it is a broad assessment. Real estate is local so if you’re curious what the month’s supply is in your neighborhood, and for your property type, let us know.

We’ll continue to watch the market and keep you posted on any new developments.

Month’s Supply

What is Month’s Supply? Months of supply is the measure of how many months it would take for the current inventory of homes on the market to sell, given the current pace of home sales. For example, if there are 50 homes on the market and 10 homes selling each month, there is a 5 month supply of homes for sale.

Months of supply is a good indicator of whether a particular real estate market is favoring buyers or sellers. Typically, a market that favors sellers has less than 6 months of supply, while more than 6 months of supply indicates an excess of homes for sale that favors buyers.

Month’s Supply in Brooklyn NY

………. # Homes currently Available for Sale: 1,259 (Last quarter: 1,124)

………. Average # of Homes selling each month: 86 (Last quarter: 81)

………. Month’s Supply: 14.6 (Last Month: 13.9)

……….. Market in Favor of: Buyers

Closed Home Sales

The One Key MLS reported a total of 274 closed home sales in the 2nd quarter of 2026. This was UP 12.8% from the previous quarter and DOWN 4.5% compared to the same quarter of last year.

Median Home Price

As for Home Prices, the One Key MLS reported a median home price in Brooklyn of $819K. This is UP 6.2% from the previous quarter and UP 4.5% compared to the same quarter last year.

Mortgage Rates

Mortgage Rates Roughly Unchanged Versus Friday’s Lows

Mon, Jul 27 2026, 2:44 PM

After bottoming out around 6.5% in late June, mortgage rates moved steadily higher this month, ultimately hitting 6.85% last Thursday–the highest level in over a year. There was a modest recovery on Friday with a fair amount of intraday changes from the average mortgage lender. 

Because rates are based on bonds, it’s worth noting that bonds are in better shape today compared to Friday’s latest levels. But if we use Friday’s stronger mid-day levels as a baseline, bonds are just barely stronger. As such, it’s no surprise to see mortgage rates just barely lower.

The key consideration for the bond market over the weekend was the announcement of a pause in the fighting in Iran. This helped oil prices move lower, thus lowering inflation implications and bond yields. This is the financial market’s way of saying interest rates can also come down. 

The caveat is of course that a resurgence of fighting in Iran could cause oil and inflation expectations to rise again, thus putting renewed pressure on rates. In addition, Wednesday’s Fed announcement is also a potential source of volatility. The Fed is not expected to hike or cut, but the market is less convicted than normal about the Fed’s likely course of action. That means the result will be somewhat surprising to a larger share of the market than normal, and that’s a recipe for volatility. (view article)

New Listings

As for New Listings, the One Key MLS reported a total of 701 new listings in the 2nd quarter of 2026. That’s UP 15.8% from the previous quarter and UP 19.4% compared to the same quarter last year.

Active Listings

As for active inventory, the One Key MLS reported a total of 1,259 residential (1-3 family, coop, condo) properties for sale in Brooklyn. That’s UP 5.5% from the previous quarter and UP 10.3% compared to same quarter last year.

Brooklyn Real Estate Market 2026, provided by the Brooklyn Home Team at Keller Williams Realty Landmark II. Have a Question? Contact Us anytime.

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