Brooklyn rent data

Average 2-Bedroom rent in Brooklyn

The median two-bedroom apartment in Brooklyn rents for $3,400/month as of September 2026. Prices range from $1,910 (Bath Beach) to $10,500 (DUMBO) across 55 neighborhoods.
  • 38,498 listings
  • 55 neighborhoods
  • Updated September 2026
The short answer

A two-bedroom apartment in Brooklyn costs a median of $3,400/month as of September 2026, based on 38,498 current listings across 55 neighborhoods. The cheapest neighborhood is Bath Beach at $2,250/mo, and the most expensive is DUMBO at $6,800/mo. The middle 80% of neighborhoods rent between $1,910 and $10,500.

Price distribution

How 55 neighborhoods stack up

Each bar shows how many neighborhoods fall inside that rent band. The borough median sits at $3,400/mo.

$2,250–$2,819
12
$2,819–$3,388
14
$3,388–$3,957
9
$3,957–$4,526
7
$4,526–$5,095
2
$5,095–$5,664
5
$5,664–$6,233
2
$6,233–$6,801
4

Median bucket highlighted in gold. Source: active NYC rental listings.

2-Bedrooms by neighborhood
Neighborhood10th %Median90th %Listings
Bath Beach$2,000$2,250$3,27017
Bensonhurst$2,150$2,350$3,15023
Farragut$2,375$2,550$3,0256
Brownsville$2,096$2,600$3,41050
Bergen Beach$2,280$2,600$2,9202
Flatlands$2,130$2,650$2,7703
Dyker Heights$2,135$2,673$3,42918
Canarsie$2,600$2,700$3,06023
Sunset Park$2,300$2,750$3,295188
Marine Park$2,559$2,775$2,9904
Mapleton$2,366$2,790$3,61010
Bay Ridge$2,200$2,800$3,500228
Fort Hamilton$2,210$2,825$3,78082
Borough Park$2,429$2,925$3,79944
Wingate$2,569$2,925$3,53058
Homecrest$1,910$2,950$4,10242
Ditmas Park$2,465$2,988$3,700127
Brighton Beach$2,460$2,999$3,85019
Weeksville$2,450$2,999$3,600250
Ocean Hill$2,500$3,000$3,810169
Prospect Lefferts Gardens$2,599$3,100$4,000208
East Flatbush$2,520$3,100$3,900383
Sheepshead Bay$2,345$3,125$4,538100
Kensington$2,500$3,175$3,650192
East New York$2,399$3,200$3,60091
Flatbush$2,599$3,200$4,1501,172
Stuyvesant Heights$2,800$3,400$4,7501,229
Bedford-Stuyvesant$2,799$3,400$4,6342,216
Cypress Hills$2,590$3,450$3,60050
Greenwood$2,750$3,486$5,400212
Prospect Park South$2,586$3,495$5,18079
Bushwick$2,823$3,499$4,5002,390
Red Hook$2,900$3,500$5,15038
Midwood$2,500$3,550$4,390153
Crown Heights$2,650$3,750$5,7001,523
Gravesend$2,500$4,000$4,60168
Coney Island$3,150$4,025$4,891160
East Williamsburg$3,220$4,200$6,500245
Brooklyn$2,850$4,300$6,99516,905
Manhattan Beach$3,670$4,350$5,0302
Windsor Terrace$3,489$4,498$6,30580
Prospect Heights$3,685$4,500$6,545181
Park Slope$3,348$4,650$6,995860
Clinton Hill$3,350$4,897$6,855396
Boerum Hill$3,900$5,218$6,555436
Greenpoint$3,550$5,250$7,3781,038
Williamsburg$3,706$5,300$7,5003,623
Cobble Hill$3,900$5,395$9,550140
Carroll Gardens$3,800$5,497$7,000272
Fort Greene$3,770$6,000$7,151408
Downtown Brooklyn$4,700$6,200$7,999813
Gowanus$3,600$6,495$8,199563
Vinegar Hill$4,774$6,530$7,497218
Brooklyn Heights$4,500$6,795$10,500175
DUMBO$4,680$6,800$8,160516
FAQs

Common questions

What is the average rent for a two-bedroom apartment in Brooklyn?
The median rent for a two-bedroom apartment in Brooklyn is $3,400 per month as of September 2026, based on 38,498 current listings across 55 neighborhoods. The bottom 10% of neighborhoods rent for under $1,910, and the top 10% exceed $10,500.
Where is the cheapest two-bedroom apartment in Brooklyn?
Bath Beach has the lowest median two-bedroom apartment rent in Brooklyn at $2,250/month — 34% below the borough median.
Where is the most expensive two-bedroom apartment in Brooklyn?
DUMBO has the highest median two-bedroom apartment rent in Brooklyn at $6,800/month — 100% above the borough median.
Is $3,400 a normal rent for a two-bedroom apartment in Brooklyn?
Yes — $3,400 is the median, meaning half of two-bedroom apartment listings in Brooklyn ask for less and half ask for more. Anything from $1,910 (10th percentile) to $10,500 (90th percentile) is within the normal range. Prices outside that range are either deals worth grabbing or overpriced outliers.
How do I find a two-bedroom apartment in Brooklyn?
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