Midwood, NY Real Estate — Homes For Sale in Midwood, NY

Dominated by single and multifamily homes, Midwood appeals to many different groups of people. A large selection of cafes and restaurants, gyms, libraries, and shopping options make this neighborhood very versatile and attractive. The streets in this neighborhood are open and big enough to include bike lanes for those interested in switching over their commute styles. As for the major public transportation options, there are options for local buses or the (B) and (Q) trains. This enables easy commuting to any part of the city and simultaneously enables other visitors to see the neighborhood for themselves without much hustle. In recent years, Midwood has seen growth in co-op and condo construction and renovation to appeal to groups of people looking for modern and slick designs. The population is very dense and is becoming increasingly diverse allowing for cultural immersion through its ethnic delicacies or restaurants. The neighborhood is also known for a large selection of movie theaters, like the Avalon Theater that dates back to 1928, or the "Triangle" which also opened around the same time. These theaters hold a lot of history and the buildings can still be found on Kings Highway, but unfortunately, they had to shut their doors in the mid to late 1900's. With that being said, Midwood is an extremely diverse neighborhood when it comes to people, constructions, food, and activities. It certainly is the place where urban meets suburban! less

Midwood is known for its tree-lined streets. Many families are attracted to the area because of the many single and multifamily houses at prices that are relatively inexpensive for Brooklyn. In fact, the basketball hoops dotting the driveways, and the Cozy Coupes and tricycles scattered along the sidewalks, might make visitors wonder if they were still in New York City. In Midwood, there is definitely a combination of urban living with a suburban feel. Many residents also say they are attracted to the strong sense of community that is a part of this neighborhood. less