Columbia Street Waterfront District Apartments for Rent
About Columbia Street Waterfront District Neighborhood
Columbia Street Waterfront District is one of Brooklyn’s smallest neighborhoods spanning only 22 blocks. Many people confuse it with Carroll Gardens or Cobble Hill, its two adjacent neighborhoods. This waterfront neighborhood suffered a setback in 1975 when a sewer line accident forced 33 building to be demolished. New development plans converted former factories and industrial buildings into mostly low-rise housing. Many residents and businesses left for other areas. Unlike Brooklyn Heights, the actual waterfront area is not accessible to the public, as it is blocked by cranes and shipping containers. Interestingly, it is boasts one of the highest percentage of same-sex couples in New York City.
Average Rental Prices in Columbia Street Waterfront District
These are the average rental prices in Columbia Street Waterfront District by apartment size. To find out how much you need to earn in order to qualify for these prices, go to our salary calculator.
Studios
$1,9001 Bedroom
$2,6002 Bedroom
$3,5003 Bedroom
$5,450
Average Credit Score Needed to Rent in Columbia Street Waterfront District
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Transportation
These trains run through Columbia Street Waterfront District. In addition, city buses are also available in this area.
Available Subway Lines:
No subway lines in Columbia Street Waterfront District
Crime Rate in Columbia Street Waterfront District
Schools
P.S. 058 The Carroll
P.S. 015 Patrick F. Daly
P.S. 029 John M. Harrigan
P.S. 261 Philip Livingston
P.S. 008 Robert Fulton