High Rise Apartments in Brooklyn For Sale

    124 found
    Immediate occupancy. Designed by award winning SHoP Architects, residence 69B is a …
    85 Fleet Street
    Brooklyn Heights
    Brooklyn
    $1,495,000
    1 bed
    1 bath
    Experience the perfect blend of elegance and tranquility in this stunning residence, …
    180 Front Street
    Brooklyn Heights
    Brooklyn
    $1,125,000
    1 bed
    1 bath
    Spacious and exceptionally bright corner one bedroom, one bath condominium at The …
    306 Gold Street
    Brooklyn Heights
    Brooklyn
    $949,000
    1 bed
    1 bath
    Open House by Appointment Only.
    189 Schermerhorn Street
    Brooklyn Heights
    Brooklyn
    $829,000
    1 bed
    1 bath
    This corner apt 8B at the Nevins Condominium is situated atop the …
    319 Schermerhorn Street
    Downtown Brooklyn
    Brooklyn
    $960,000
    1 bed
    1 bath
    Residence 4A is flawlessly designed, one bedroom, one bathroom corner apartment.
    319 Schermerhorn Street
    Downtown Brooklyn
    Brooklyn
    $800,000
    1 bed
    1 bath
    Welcome to 448 Neptune Avenue, Unit 14J a high floor unit offering …
    448 Neptune Avenue
    Brooklyn
    $514,998
    2 bed
    1½ bath
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