5217 8th Avenue

$5,500,000

for sale

3,720 ft²

$1,478 per ft²

14 rooms

Studio

2.5 baths

Mixed-use building
Sunset Park
Resale

Listing by Eugene Huang, LREB, 1652 Stillwell Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11223

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Estimated payment

$29,398/mo

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Seller’s agent

Eugene Huang

Licensed Real Estate Broker

Eugene Huang, LREB

Description

Prime Investment Opportunity in the Heart of Sunset Park

5217 8th Avenue presents an exceptional opportunity to acquire a strategically located Brooklyn property along one of Sunset Park’s most active and established commercial corridors.

Situated in the heart of the vibrant 8th Avenue community, the property benefits from strong neighborhood activity, convenient transportation, established businesses,...

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About the building

5217 8th Avenue

5217 8th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11220

Mixed-use building inSunset Park

3 units

3 stories

1920 built

For sale

1 available units for sale

For rent

0 available units for rent

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Property history

Price change: No changes
Days on market: 1 day

Date	Price	Event
9/22/2026	$5,500,000	Listed by Eugene Huang, LREB

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Transit

Location	Distance
Nat 8th Av	0.45 miles
Nat Fort Hamilton Parkway	0.51 miles
Dat Fort Hamilton Parkway	0.56 miles
Dat 50th St	0.57 miles
Rat 53rd St	0.6 miles

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About Sunset Park

Sales

Median asking price

Studio

$3.46M

Rentals

Median asking base rent

Studio

$1,700

Tucked between Park Slope and Bay Ridge, Sunset Park is a bit of a hike from Manhattan and Downtown Brooklyn. Relative obscurity has kept rents low for decades, although that appears to be slowly changing as brownstone families are priced out of Park Slope and Carroll Gardens. A new hipster wave is beginning here: Industry City, a cluster of 16 warehouses on cobblestone streets, now hosts Smorgasburg, The Brooklyn Flea, and Mister Sunday, a day dance party in the summer. The galleries, tech conferences, rooftop movie screenings, and countless artisan shops in that complex are slowly putting Sunset Park on the map for young people.

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