PARK SLOPE, BROOKLYN - REAL ESTATE Developed after the completion of Brooklyn's Prospect Park in the 1870s, Park Slope is primarily residential eal estate, with countless row houses and apartment buildings - the neighborhood is divided into three smaller communities - North Slope, Center Slope and South Slope. The population is typically young professionals attracted by the proximity to Manhattan and the low cost of housing. The commercial districts lie along 7th Avenue and on 5th Avenue, especially south of 9th Street. Experts agree that the defining moment here was 1995, when most of the wonderful Victorian and Romanesque Revival brownstones went over the million dollar mark - and what used to be considered a terrific area for middle-income families nowadays seems more fitting for Wall Street types. Seventh Avenue was once the outermost border of desirable Park Slope, but of late the boundary has reached Fifth. KENSINGTON, BROOKLYN - REAL ESTATE A residential area development in a small community of Brooklyn that lies within Borough Park. It was developed in 1885, after the completion of Ocean Parkway. Small apartment buildings dominant the real estate of this area, most built in the 1920s. PROSPECT HEIGHTS, BROOKLYN - REAL ESTATE In a decline for decades, Prospect Heights' revitalization is going strong, particularly among the younger set. While less than a quarter of a square mile in size - this pioneering real estate community is a mix of beautifully crafted turn-of-the-century brownstones and elegant 1920s apartment buildings. Joining the blue-collar old- timers in the area along with a large Caribbean contingency who arrived in the 1980s, the recent influx of professionals are enthusiastically restoring classic buildings and calling the Brooklyn neighborhood their own. SUNSET PARK, BROOKLYN - REAL ESTATE Welcome to our little neck of the woods. Sunset Park is located in the borough of Brooklyn, New York City . A community of about 150,000 people bordered by Bay Ridge in the South, Park Slope on the North and Borough Park on the East. The neighborhood is named after Sunset Park, located on one of the highest points in Brooklyn. The park affords a magnificent view of the Manhattan skyline as well as New Jersey and Staten Island. The Brooklyn neighborhood boasts one of the largest Chinese communities in New York City. Other ethnic groups that abound are Hispanics from Puerto Rico as well as Central and South America. There are also large numbers of Finns, Norwegians, Italians, Irish, Orthodox Jews as well as others. Giving the neighborhood the diversity one expects of a section of New York City. We hope this web site will reflect the character of the neighborhood and act as a window to the world outside as well as an opportunity for the rest of the world to learn about our section of Brooklyn. This real estate site is in the process of development and we hope to expand it over the coming weeks. WINDSOR TERRACE, BROOKLYN - REAL ESTATE Windsor Terrace until somewhat recently - was a hidden treasure well protected by its residents from the outside world. Today, the Brooklyn neighborhood is a mix of friendly, community-minded people - and favored as an ideal place to live and raise a family. Its quiet streets are well isolated from outside traffic and the schools are among the borough's highest rated. With an abundance of limestones and brownstones and its long border with Prospect Park, Windsor Terrace bears a striking resemblance to its more fêted neighbor -- but the real estate is a lot more affordable. But given the above, the homes here are traditionally handed down through the generations, making it difficult for newcomers.