New Bellrose Condos Complete in Brooklyn
The 40-unit building offers new luxury housing near Green-Wood Cemetery as local market inventory sits longer.
Updated on Oct. 25, 2026 in Residential
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Developers have completed The Bellrose, a 40-unit luxury condominium building in Greenwood Heights. The project arrives as the neighborhood sees shifting market conditions, with units priced from $795,000 to $2.2 million.
Why it matters
Homebuyers are increasingly looking to Greenwood Heights for lower property costs compared to neighboring Park Slope. The building's proximity to the 478-acre Green-Wood Cemetery remains a primary draw for residents seeking open space.
The Bellrose features 40 units with common charges reaching $876.01 for the largest homes. This sits against a local median price of $1,200 per square foot, compared to $1,377 per square foot in nearby Park Slope.
The players
The Bellrose
A new 40-unit luxury condominium development in Brooklyn featuring glass facade architecture.
Green-Wood Cemetery
A 478-acre historic landmark and open space that serves as a primary geographic anchor for the neighborhood.
The details
The property offers full-service amenities including a gym, lounge, children's playroom, bike storage, and parking, topped by a 4,000-square foot roof deck. The building utilizes glass facades for its exterior design, though residents have reported instances of bird collisions with the structure.
Timeline
The Bellrose condo sales status was reported in October 2026.
A study regarding bird window collisions was published in 2024.
Green-Wood Cemetery was originally founded in 1838.
The Home Front
The completion of The Bellrose reflects a broader trend of luxury development intensifying in areas adjacent to historic green spaces. It highlights the tension between modern glass-facade design and local environmental reports regarding bird collisions.
Prospective buyers should monitor the current 7.33% mortgage interest rate and the 45.31% increase in local days on market when evaluating purchase timelines. Homeowners near glass-heavy architecture may consider consulting a professional regarding bird-safe window film solutions.
The takeaway
The Bellrose offers a new housing option for those prioritizing proximity to open space over the higher price points found in Park Slope. Prospective buyers should review the building's current contract status and evaluate how the recent market slowdown affects their bargaining position.
Further reading
Learn more about local housing developments in the Residential section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Real Estate News & Insights | realtor.com®.
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