Is Greenpoint expensive?

Greenpoint has become one of Brooklyn's more expensive neighborhoods, though it can still offer relative value compared to neighboring Williamsburg. Its transformation has brought waterfront condominium developments and converted lofts commanding high prices, especially units with Manhattan skyline views, alongside its older rowhouses and multifamily buildings. Strong demand, waterfront appeal, and improving transit keep prices elevated. Values vary widely by section and building, but overall Greenpoint sits in the upper tier of the borough's market.