Brooklyn rent data

Average Studio rent in Brooklyn

The median studio apartment in Brooklyn rents for $2,701/month as of August 2026. Prices range from $1,450 (Marine Park) to $7,795 (DUMBO) across 52 neighborhoods.
  • 10,779 listings
  • 52 neighborhoods
  • Updated August 2026
The short answer

A studio apartment in Brooklyn costs a median of $2,701/month as of August 2026, based on 10,779 current listings across 52 neighborhoods. The cheapest neighborhood is Marine Park at $1,500/mo, and the most expensive is DUMBO at $4,083/mo. The middle 80% of neighborhoods rent between $1,450 and $7,795.

Price distribution

How 52 neighborhoods stack up

Each bar shows how many neighborhoods fall inside that rent band. The borough median sits at $2,701/mo.

$1,500–$1,823
7
$1,823–$2,146
5
$2,146–$2,469
8
$2,469–$2,792
9
$2,792–$3,115
10
$3,115–$3,438
6
$3,438–$3,761
3
$3,761–$4,084
4

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

Studios by neighborhood
Neighborhood10th %Median90th %Listings
Marine Park$1,500$1,500$1,5002
Bergen Beach$1,600$1,600$1,6001
Canarsie$1,678$1,700$1,7183
Borough Park$1,700$1,700$1,7001
Bath Beach$1,675$1,700$1,7559
Brownsville$1,638$1,750$1,9609
Sunset Park$1,450$1,800$2,52326
Bay Ridge$1,600$1,838$2,38566
Fort Hamilton$1,598$1,900$2,43037
Midwood$1,650$1,950$2,53829
Homecrest$1,550$1,970$2,35021
Brighton Beach$1,805$1,995$2,2138
Sheepshead Bay$1,670$2,150$3,19545
Bensonhurst$1,915$2,173$2,4312
Dyker Heights$1,948$2,338$2,7282
Coney Island$1,600$2,374$3,12610
Ditmas Park$1,806$2,397$2,99540
Gravesend$1,778$2,400$3,15022
Weeksville$1,812$2,450$3,00033
Windsor Terrace$1,750$2,453$2,72516
Kensington$1,999$2,500$2,70063
Mapleton$2,500$2,500$2,5001
Prospect Lefferts Gardens$1,913$2,563$3,08356
Wingate$2,098$2,600$3,05016
East Flatbush$1,765$2,601$3,33584
Bedford-Stuyvesant$2,100$2,700$3,500347
Flatbush$2,100$2,703$3,250280
Stuyvesant Heights$2,000$2,705$3,400187
East New York$1,765$2,775$3,42514
Park Slope$2,400$2,900$4,000229
Bushwick$2,200$2,950$4,477480
Prospect Park South$1,775$2,975$3,30062
Cobble Hill$2,365$2,995$7,79537
Carroll Gardens$2,300$3,000$4,36023
Greenwood$1,959$3,025$4,33026
Cypress Hills$2,020$3,043$3,5305
Crown Heights$2,200$3,045$3,926437
East Williamsburg$2,055$3,089$5,45042
Brooklyn Heights$2,500$3,100$4,300203
Prospect Heights$2,396$3,125$3,69372
Clinton Hill$2,300$3,200$4,640207
Ocean Hill$2,317$3,200$6,50017
Brooklyn$2,250$3,300$4,5005,019
Gowanus$2,455$3,375$3,730109
Boerum Hill$2,338$3,405$4,96085
Greenpoint$2,800$3,500$4,425367
Fort Greene$2,700$3,503$4,099232
Downtown Brooklyn$3,157$3,600$4,306490
Red Hook$3,000$3,800$4,6002
Vinegar Hill$3,057$3,850$4,70015
Williamsburg$3,150$3,997$5,348942
DUMBO$3,458$4,083$6,113248
FAQs

Common questions

What is the average rent for a studio apartment in Brooklyn?
The median rent for a studio apartment in Brooklyn is $2,701 per month as of August 2026, based on 10,779 current listings across 52 neighborhoods. The bottom 10% of neighborhoods rent for under $1,450, and the top 10% exceed $7,795.
Where is the cheapest studio apartment in Brooklyn?
Marine Park has the lowest median studio apartment rent in Brooklyn at $1,500/month — 44% below the borough median.
Where is the most expensive studio apartment in Brooklyn?
DUMBO has the highest median studio apartment rent in Brooklyn at $4,083/month — 51% above the borough median.
Is $2,701 a normal rent for a studio apartment in Brooklyn?
Yes — $2,701 is the median, meaning half of studio apartment listings in Brooklyn ask for less and half ask for more. Anything from $1,450 (10th percentile) to $7,795 (90th percentile) is within the normal range. Prices outside that range are either deals worth grabbing or overpriced outliers.
How do I find a studio apartment in Brooklyn?
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