Greenwood Heights at a Glance

Squeezed between its neighbor Park Slope to the north and Sunset Park to the south, Greenwood Heights has quietly transformed itself with new modern condominium developments and a surge in new local restaurants and bars catering to a diverse demographic. Originally the site of a major Revolutionary War battle, Greenwood Heights borrows some of its name from Green-Wood Cemetery which the neighborhood wraps around. Greenwood Heights real estate is most notable for its range of small, neatly maintained row- and single-family houses, many of which have been gut renovated and interspersed with small modern condominiums built in the past 10 years. The neighborhood is serviced by the R train and is nearby the D train in Sunset Park.