"Other findings from the report include: Citywide housing inventory is up by 9.3 percent Brooklyn rental inventory rose 10.1 percent to 3,434 homes, while Queens saw the largest jump, a 17.7 percent increase to 2,675 homes. Brighton Beach topped the list with the most significant inventory growth in December 2025, soaring by almost 49 percent Bushwick and Midwood were other Brooklyn neighborhoods that experienced substantial annual increases in inventory. Flushing came in second with a 48 percent jump, the largest increase among Queens neighborhoods."
"Top 10 NYC Neighborhoods With The Largest Increases In Housing Inventory The citywide median asking rent increased by 7.6 percent from last year to $3,874, with prewar buildings driving growth in Manhattan. The median asking price for homes citywide decreased 2.4 percent from last year to $1.025 million. 1. Brighton Beach, Brooklyn 2. Flushing, Queens 5. Rego Park, Queens 6. Long Island City, Queens 7. Financial District, Manhattan 8. Crown Heights, Brooklyn 9. East Flatbush, Brooklyn 10. Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn"
Ten New York City neighborhoods saw the largest year-over-year increases in homes for sale by the end of 2025, expanding buyer choices into 2026. Citywide housing inventory rose 9.3 percent. Brooklyn accounted for six of the top ten neighborhoods, Queens had three and Manhattan had one; the Bronx and Staten Island were not included. Brooklyn rental inventory climbed 10.1 percent to 3,434 homes, while Queens increased 17.7 percent to 2,675 homes. Brighton Beach led with nearly a 49 percent surge and Flushing rose about 48 percent. Median asking rent increased 7.6 percent to $3,874, while the median asking price for homes fell 2.4 percent to $1.025 million.
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