Prospect Heights Apartment Buildings

Rental apartment buildings in Prospect Heights, between Atlantic Avenue and Prospect Park. Records cover the Pacific Park development along Dean Street near Barclays Center and Atlantic Terminal, served by the 2/3/4/5, B/Q, D/N/R and C trains.

Prospect Heights apartment buildings at a glance

The index lists 6 rental buildings in Prospect Heights with 2,932 apartments between them, an average of 489 per building. The oldest was completed in 2016 and the newest in 2023, and half were finished in 2021 or later. The largest by apartment count is Brooklyn Crossing with 858 units, and it is also the tallest at 51 floors.

4 management companies run buildings here. The largest presence: Greenland USA (2 buildings), The Brodsky Organization (2 buildings), TF Cornerstone (1 building).

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Brooklyn Crossing

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Plank Road

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38 Sixth Avenue

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535 Carlton

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461 Dean

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595 Dean Street

Renting in Prospect Heights

Prospect Heights is a small neighborhood of brownstones and prewar apartment houses between Atlantic Avenue and Prospect Park, and its large rental buildings cluster around a single project: Pacific Park, formerly Atlantic Yards, the development built around Barclays Center. All six buildings indexed here were completed between 2016 and 2023.

Brooklyn Crossing, at 51 floors and 858 apartments, is the largest and tallest. 461 Dean, completed in 2016, was the tallest modular building in the world at the time. 535 Carlton and 38 Sixth Avenue are entirely affordable, leased through the city’s housing lottery, reflecting the project’s commitment to build 2,250 affordable apartments. 595 Dean Street and Plank Road complete the group.

Transit is outstanding: the Atlantic Avenue-Barclays Center station serves nine subway lines and Atlantic Terminal serves the Long Island Rail Road. The Brooklyn Museum, the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, the Central Library and Prospect Park are all within walking distance, and Vanderbilt Avenue is one of the borough’s best restaurant streets.

All 6 apartment buildings in Prospect Heights

Sorted by number of apartments. Select a building for its full record.

BuildingAddressApartmentsFloorsBuiltManaged by
Brooklyn Crossing18 6th Ave858512022The Brodsky Organization
595 Dean Street595 Dean St798282023TF Cornerstone
461 Dean461 Dean St363322016Brookfield Properties
Plank Road662 Pacific St312272021The Brodsky Organization
38 Sixth Avenue38 6th Ave303232017Greenland USA
535 Carlton535 Carlton Ave298182017Greenland USA

Prospect Heights apartment buildings: FAQ

How many apartment buildings are in Prospect Heights?

This index lists 6 large rental apartment buildings in Prospect Heights, with 2,932 apartments between them, an average of 489 per building.

What is the largest apartment building in Prospect Heights?

Brooklyn Crossing at 18 6th Ave is the largest, with 858 apartments across 51 floors.

What are the newest and oldest apartment buildings in Prospect Heights?

The newest is 595 Dean Street, completed in 2023. The oldest is 461 Dean, completed in 2016.

Who manages the most apartment buildings in Prospect Heights?

The Brodsky Organization and Greenland USA each manage 2 of the 6 buildings listed. 4 companies manage buildings here in all.

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