Prospect Heights & Fort Greene.
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Homes
in Prospect Heights & Fort Greene.

Clinton Hill is counted here with Prospect Heights and Fort Greene, and together they hold 47,423 homes in 5,471 residential buildings. The median home here sits in a building of 6 floors. The median year built is 1939, right at the prewar line: 52 percent of homes are in buildings finished before 1940, while nearly a third of all homes are in buildings from 2000 or later. Elevator buildings hold 38 percent of homes and condominiums 21 percent, and 19 percent are in buildings of 20 floors or more. Walk-ups hold 29 percent and one and two family houses 7 percent; the brownstone and brick row houses of the historic districts belong to the older half.

Elevator buildings and condominiums hold three in five homes in Prospect Heights and Fort Greene, so a pickup here often starts with the building's rules. Newer buildings in particular may ask for a reserved elevator and a set window for vendors, and a doorman or concierge may want our name in advance. Ask the management office what it needs and put it under Building access on the pickup tag. In a row house or walk-up, about a third of homes, tell us the floor and whether the rug should go out by the stoop.