Brooklyn New Developments by Neighborhood: See Them Before They Hit the Market

NEW DEVELOPMENTS · BROOKLYN

Last updated: November 7, 2026

As of November 7, 2026, I'm tracking 78 Brooklyn new development buildings that aren't selling yet, across 17 neighborhoods. Nine have accepted condo offering plans, so pricing is public. 59 have offering plans filed with the New York Attorney General, and ten are at the earliest stage, with building permits filed.

Brooklyn's best new condos can get spoken for before they ever reach the open market. I find these in Attorney General filings, Department of Buildings permits, deeds and construction loans, often a year or more ahead of any listing, and I keep this page current as each building moves forward. Every building links to my full write-up: what's planned, what the filings show, and what I know about timing.

Brooklyn new developments at a glance

  • 78 pre-market buildings in 17 Brooklyn neighborhoods

  • Most active neighborhoods: Park Slope (12), Williamsburg (11), and Prospect Heights (7)

  • Not on this page: buildings already selling or sold out. See what's selling now.

What new developments are coming to Bed-Stuy?

As of November 7, 2026, I'm tracking six Bed-Stuy buildings that aren't selling yet: five with offering plans filed and one with permits filed.

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Offering plan filed · under Attorney General review

Permits filed · the earliest stage

What new developments are coming to Brooklyn Heights?

As of November 7, 2026, I'm tracking six Brooklyn Heights buildings that aren't selling yet: three with accepted offering plans (pricing is public) and three with offering plans filed. More: Brooklyn Heights new development tracker · Brooklyn Heights neighborhood guide.

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Offering plan accepted · pricing is public

Offering plan filed · under Attorney General review

What new developments are coming to Bushwick?

As of November 7, 2026, I'm tracking one Bushwick building that isn't selling yet: one with offering plans filed.

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Offering plan filed · under Attorney General review

What new developments are coming to Carroll Gardens?

As of November 7, 2026, I'm tracking six Carroll Gardens buildings that aren't selling yet: one with accepted offering plans (pricing is public), four with offering plans filed, and one with permits filed. More: Carroll Gardens neighborhood guide.

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Offering plan accepted · pricing is public

Offering plan filed · under Attorney General review

Permits filed · the earliest stage

What new developments are coming to Clinton Hill?

As of November 7, 2026, I'm tracking four Clinton Hill buildings that aren't selling yet: four with offering plans filed.

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Offering plan filed · under Attorney General review

What new developments are coming to Cobble Hill?

As of November 7, 2026, I'm tracking two Cobble Hill buildings that aren't selling yet: one with accepted offering plans (pricing is public) and one with offering plans filed.

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Offering plan accepted · pricing is public

Offering plan filed · under Attorney General review

What new developments are coming to Crown Heights?

As of November 7, 2026, I'm tracking five Crown Heights buildings that aren't selling yet: three with offering plans filed and two with permits filed. More: Crown Heights neighborhood guide.

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Offering plan filed · under Attorney General review

Permits filed · the earliest stage

What new developments are coming to Downtown Brooklyn?

As of November 7, 2026, I'm tracking one Downtown Brooklyn building that isn't selling yet: one with offering plans filed.

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Offering plan filed · under Attorney General review

What new developments are coming to Fort Greene?

As of November 7, 2026, I'm tracking three Fort Greene buildings that aren't selling yet: one with accepted offering plans (pricing is public) and two with offering plans filed.

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Offering plan accepted · pricing is public

Offering plan filed · under Attorney General review

What new developments are coming to Gowanus?

As of November 7, 2026, I'm tracking two Gowanus buildings that aren't selling yet: two with offering plans filed.

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Offering plan filed · under Attorney General review

What new developments are coming to Greenpoint?

As of November 7, 2026, I'm tracking six Greenpoint buildings that aren't selling yet: five with offering plans filed and one with permits filed. More: Williamsburg and Greenpoint new development tracker.

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Offering plan filed · under Attorney General review

Permits filed · the earliest stage

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What new developments are coming to Greenwood Heights?

As of November 7, 2026, I'm tracking two Greenwood Heights buildings that aren't selling yet: one with accepted offering plans (pricing is public) and one with offering plans filed.

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Offering plan accepted · pricing is public

Offering plan filed · under Attorney General review

What new developments are coming to Kensington?

As of November 7, 2026, I'm tracking two Kensington buildings that aren't selling yet: two with offering plans filed.

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Offering plan filed · under Attorney General review

What new developments are coming to Park Slope?

As of November 7, 2026, I'm tracking 12 Park Slope buildings that aren't selling yet: ten with offering plans filed and two with permits filed. More: Park Slope new development tracker.

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Offering plan filed · under Attorney General review

Permits filed · the earliest stage

What new developments are coming to Prospect Heights?

As of November 7, 2026, I'm tracking seven Prospect Heights buildings that aren't selling yet: one with accepted offering plans (pricing is public), four with offering plans filed, and two with permits filed. More: Prospect Heights neighborhood guide.

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Offering plan accepted · pricing is public

Offering plan filed · under Attorney General review

Permits filed · the earliest stage

What new developments are coming to Williamsburg?

As of November 7, 2026, I'm tracking 11 Williamsburg buildings that aren't selling yet: one with accepted offering plans (pricing is public), nine with offering plans filed, and one with permits filed. More: Williamsburg and Greenpoint new development tracker.

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Offering plan accepted · pricing is public

Offering plan filed · under Attorney General review

Permits filed · the earliest stage

What new developments are coming to Windsor Terrace?

As of November 7, 2026, I'm tracking two Windsor Terrace buildings that aren't selling yet: two with offering plans filed.

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Offering plan filed · under Attorney General review

How the new development stages work

  • Permits filed: the developer has filed plans with the Department of Buildings. There's no offering plan yet, so there's nothing to buy and the project can still change. Not every one of these ends up as condos.

  • Offering plan filed: the developer has submitted a condo offering plan to the New York Attorney General for review. Units can't be sold until the plan is accepted, so there's no official pricing yet.

  • Offering plan accepted: the Attorney General has accepted the plan, the price list is public, and the developer can start taking contracts. Marketing may not have started yet.

  • Now selling: units are on the market. Those buildings move off this page and into Now Selling.

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