Real Estate Investing in New York, New York (11206)

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Kings County • Population: 89,231 • Data updated: September 2026

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Should you buy in 11206 (New York, NY)? Our answer, based on the numbers below.

🏠 For Homebuyers
MIXED
Grade C (61/100)

Mixed — home prices are stretched relative to local incomes. Run the math on your specific situation.

📈 For Investors
MIXED
3.0 / 5 (47/100)

A middle-of-the-road market. Workable, but the best opportunities may be nearby ZIPs rather than this one.

⚠️ Risks to Know
2 flags
  • Tenant-protective state: Landlord rating 1.0/5 — slower evictions, more regulations.
  • Elevated poverty: 32.6% poverty rate — can affect rent collection.

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3.0/ 5

Investability

Overall investment appeal

3.0/ 5

Appreciation

Long-term value growth

3.0/ 5

Cashflow ROI

Rental yield potential

Avg Home Value $1,153,423
Avg Monthly Rent $4,030
1% Rule ✗ Does Not Meet
Median Income $51,507
% Renters 88.9%

Market Analysis: 11206 New York

This part of Kings County is not an easy win. The 11206 ZIP posts softness in key indicators, and the playbook that works in cleaner markets often stalls here.

In practical terms, the numbers look inviting — $1.2M purchase price, 0.0% nominal cap — the work to hit that pro forma in 11206 is substantial and deserves full respect.

ZIP 11206's metrics run below Kings County's averages on price growth and tenant stability. Investors who ignore that regional gap tend to relearn it the hard way.

From a cash-flow lens, 89,231 residents fill the ZIP, renter turnover runs higher than neighboring postal codes and delinquency risk is a real line item rather than a theoretical one.

Strategy in 11206 is an operator game, not a passive one. Looking more closely, entry prices of $1.2M are inviting, the management lift is real and non-optional.

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🏦 Current 30-yr Fixed Mortgage Rate: 7.28% as of Oct 1 Source: Freddie Mac PMMS

Here's what matters if you're considering buying a home in New York:

C+ Average
Buy Confidence Score: 62/100
Affordability
0/25
Appreciation
25/25
Stability
14/20
Timing
8/15
Rental backup
15/15
Affordability
Expensive
Homes cost 22.4× the median income
Value Trend
Rising (+14.3%)
How home values changed in the past year
Rental Backup
Strong
Could rent for $4,030/mo if you need to move
Market Conditions
BALANCED
Even conditions for buyers and sellers
Bottom Line: Mixed signals in this market. Research specific properties carefully and be prepared to negotiate.
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Property Strategy for 11206

Which property type performs best in this market?

Best for Cash Flow
1BR
2.4% cap rate
Best for Appreciation
3BR
+2.0% 5yr CAGR
Best Overall Value
3BR
$395,297/bedroom
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Type Median Value Est. Rent Cap Rate 5yr CAGR $/Bedroom
1BR $712,002 $2,420 2.4% +1.7% $712,002
2BR $917,302 $2,650 2.1% +1.7% $458,651
3BR $1,185,890 $3,320 2.0% +2.0% $395,297

Market Trends

Home Value History (with trend line)

$1.2M$1.0M$888K$728K$568K$408KJul 2006Jul 2016Jul 2026

Rent History (with trend line)

$4,155$3,793$3,430$3,068$2,705$2,343Jul 2016Jul 2021Jul 2026

📊 How Does 11206 Compare?

Metric 11206 New York New York
Home Value $1,153,423 $572,493 $505,608
5-Year CAGR 7.5% 1.2% 6.6%
Avg Rent $4,030 $3,425 -
Cap Rate 2.7% 3.2% -
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With a 3/5 investability rating, this ZIP shows solid fundamentals for buy-and-hold investors.

89% of households rent in this area, creating consistent tenant demand for landlords.

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Investability
★★★★★
Good
Cap Rate
2.7%
Low
5yr Growth
+7.5%
Strong

📊 Market Snapshot

Home Value $1,153,423
Monthly Rent $4,030
Price-to-Rent 23.9:1
1% Rule ✗ Fails

💰 Return Metrics

Gross Yield 4.2%
Cap Rate 2.7%
5-Year IRR 10.2%

📈 Home Appreciation

1-Year +14.3% ▲
3-Year CAGR +9.2% ▲
5-Year CAGR +7.5% ▲
10-Year CAGR +3.7% ▲

🏠 Rent Trends

1-Year +5.2% ▲
3-Year CAGR +3.8% ▲
5-Year CAGR +7.1% ▲
Negative Leverage — IRR / Tax Play Cap Rate: 2.7%  |  30yr Rate: 7.3%
Leverage reduces cash returns at current rates.

The current 30-yr mortgage rate (7.3%) exceeds the estimated cap rate (2.7%). Financing reduces your cash-on-cash return below the cap rate. Markets like this may still make sense as IRR plays — factoring in appreciation, depreciation, and a future refinance when rates drop.

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⚠️ Risk Signals

Composite view of factors that can impact a ZIP's stability and your downside risk.

Vacancy
4.0%
Low risk
Landlord Climate
1.0/5
Protective
Value Trend (5yr)
+7.5%
Growing
Eviction process: Slow Rent control: Unfavorable

Demographics in 11206

Population: 89,231

💰 Median Household Income
$51,507
This area
$51,507
State
$86,376
USA
$74,580
🏠 Renter Occupied
88.9%
This area
88.9%
State
26.4%
USA
34.0%
💼 Unemployment Rate
5.3%
This area
5.3%
State
-24.2%
USA
3.7%
🎓 College Educated
32.9%
This area
32.9%
State
4.2%
USA
33.7%
👤 Median Age
30.4 years
This area
30.4 years
State
7.4 years
USA
38.9 years
🏚️ Vacancy Rate
4.0%
This area
4.0%
State
19.4%
USA
10.5%
👥 Population by Ethnicity
White 43.8%
Other/Mixed 27.4%
Hispanic/Latino 23.5%
Black/African American 22.5%
Asian 6.4%
👶 Under 18
27.4%
This area
27.4%
USA
22.0%
👴 65 and Over
10.0%
This area
10.0%
USA
17.3%
📊 Poverty Rate
32.6%
This area
32.6%
USA
11.5%

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🎓 Schools in 11206

C Avg School Grade
28 Schools
11.8:1 Avg Class Size
$24,140 Avg Per Pupil

Schools in This ZIP Code

A Very Good

BROOKLYN LATIN SCHOOL (THE)

📚 09 – 12 High School
👥
733 Students
👨‍🏫
16.1:1 Class Size
B Good

IS 318 EUGENIO MARIA DE HOSTOS

📚 06 – 08 Middle
👥
999 Students
👨‍🏫
13.0:1 Class Size
B Good

PS 257 JOHN F HYLAN

📚 Pre-K – 05 Elementary
👥
474 Students
👨‍🏫
11.6:1 Class Size
B Good

PS 380 JOHN WAYNE ELEMENTARY

📚 Pre-K – 05 Elementary
👥
375 Students
👨‍🏫
9.9:1 Class Size
C+ Average

BEGINNING WITH CHILDREN CHARTER SCHOOL II

📚 K – 10 High School Charter
👥
712 Students
👨‍🏫
10.7:1 Class Size
💰
$24,953 Per Student
C+ Average

BROWNSVILLE COLLEGIATE CHARTER SCHOOL

📚 K – 08 School Charter
👥
105 Students
👨‍🏫
7.5:1 Class Size
💰
$26,983 Per Student
C+ Average
👥
728 Students
👨‍🏫
25.1:1 Class Size
💰
$25,108 Per Student
C+ Average

PS 373 BROOKLYN TRANSITION CENTER

📚 Grade UG Elementary
👥
448 Students
👨‍🏫
5.9:1 Class Size
C+ Average

PS 368

📚 Pre-K – 12 K-12
👥
246 Students
👨‍🏫
5.1:1 Class Size
C+ Average

SUCCESS ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL-BED STUY 2

📚 K – 04 Elementary Charter
👥
366 Students
💰
$19,070 Per Student
C+ Average

SUCCESS ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL - BED STUY 1

📚 K – 10 High School Charter
👥
816 Students
💰
$18,491 Per Student
C+ Average

WILLIAMSBURG CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL

📚 09 – 12 High School Charter
👥
774 Students
👨‍🏫
13.7:1 Class Size
💰
$19,416 Per Student
C Below Average

PS 196 TEN EYCK

📚 Pre-K – 05 Elementary
👥
285 Students
👨‍🏫
14.0:1 Class Size
C Below Average
👥
422 Students
👨‍🏫
13.0:1 Class Size
C Below Average

PS 147 ISSAC REMSEN

📚 Pre-K – 05 Elementary
👥
185 Students
👨‍🏫
13.2:1 Class Size
C Below Average

BROOKLYN CHARTER SCHOOL (THE)

📚 K – 05 Elementary Charter
👥
199 Students
👨‍🏫
28.4:1 Class Size
💰
$34,959 Per Student
C Below Average

MS 582

📚 06 – 08 Middle
👥
316 Students
👨‍🏫
10.8:1 Class Size
C Below Average

PS 23 CARTER G WOODSON

📚 Pre-K – 05 Elementary
👥
221 Students
👨‍🏫
9.2:1 Class Size
D Needs Improvement

YOUNG WOMEN'S LEADERSHIP SCHOOL OF BROOKLYN

📚 06 – 12 High School
👥
261 Students
👨‍🏫
9.9:1 Class Size
D Needs Improvement

PS 59 THE DAWN BEST SCHOOL

📚 Pre-K – 05 Elementary
👥
301 Students
👨‍🏫
11.6:1 Class Size
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We evaluate schools based on factors that research shows actually impact educational outcomes:

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  • School Environment — Size, type, and structure

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🎓 Nearby Colleges & Universities

8 Nearby
C+
Rabbinical College of Ohr Shimon Yisroel
233 students · 0.8 mi
B
United Talmudical Seminary
2,006 students · 0.9 mi
C+
Yeshiva Yesoda Hatorah Vetz Chaim
205 students · 1.0 mi
B
Pratt Institute-Main
5,232 students · 1.4 mi
C
St. Joseph's University-New York
4,050 students · 1.5 mi
C
Talmudical Seminary Oholei Torah
353 students · 2.2 mi
C
AMG School of Nursing
570 students · 2.2 mi
C
Central Yeshiva Tomchei Tmimim Lubavitz
918 students · 2.2 mi

Frequently Asked Questions

What do landlords charge for rent in New York, NY?

Average rent in New York, NY is approximately $4,030/mo per month. Against $1.2M home values that yields a reasonable rent-to-price ratio.

Is vacancy a concern in New York, NY?

New York, NY sees elevated vacancy, which is reasonable relative to the broader NY rental market.

Should investors consider New York, NY?

Our data puts New York, NY at 3.0/5 for investability. Home prices of $1.2M and rents around $4,030/mo create a solid backdrop for investor activity.

What is the typical renter like in New York, NY?

The tenant pool in New York, NY is solid, supported by local employment and population fundamentals. Rents of $4,030/mo are well-absorbed by the market.

Is New York, NY better for rentals, flips, or BRRRR?

Investors usually favor careful cash-flow rentals with hands-on management in New York, NY. With home values at $1.2M and rents near $4,030/mo, other strategies can work but produce even-keeled rather than outsized returns.

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