Hunter’s Point Real Estate

Just over the Pulaski Bridge, much of north Brooklyn’s charm and ease spills over into Hunter’s Point where residents and onlookers enjoy a number of buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places. High-rises are rapidly changing the dynamics of this once-industrial, waterfront neighborhood, that is often and mistakenly referred to as Long Island City. Its winding streets and charming bars and cafes remain to entice those who wish to easily cross the East River and ramble around Queens at the first stop on the 7 train in the borough.