Bronx, NY Black Real Estate Agents

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About 55 days on market

Home to Pelham Bay Park — at 2,772 acres, the largest park in New York City — and the borough's only public beach, this family-friendly, suburban-feeling neighborhood is one of the safest in the Bronx.

$632,882 median sale price

$360,000 – $811,000

Riverdale

Pelham Bay

A leafy, low-density enclave in the northwest Bronx known for co-ops and single-family homes, Hudson River views, and top-rated schools like Riverdale Country School and Fieldston.

A walkable, nautical village on the water where more than two-thirds of homes predate 1939, City Island offers small-town charm, seafood restaurants, and a tight-knit community rare for New York City.

City Island

Buyers continue to move to the Bronx in search of more space and relative affordability compared to Manhattan and Brooklyn, without giving up access to the rest of New York City. Neighborhoods like Riverdale attract families for their top-rated schools and Hudson River views, Pelham Bay draws those who want green space and a public beach right in the city, and City Island appeals to buyers seeking a walkable, historic, small-town feel on the water.

That variety, combined with a median sale price of $632,882 and homes moving in about 55 days, gives buyers a genuine range of lifestyles and price points to choose from within a single borough.

Buyers should start by deciding which lifestyle matters most, since the Bronx's neighborhoods can differ as much as separate towns. Those prioritizing schools and a quieter, suburban feel should look closely at Riverdale, where co-ops can offer a lower entry point than single-family homes. Buyers wanting outdoor space and a family-friendly community should consider Pelham Bay, near the city's largest park and only public beach, while those drawn to a historic, walkable waterfront village should focus their search on City Island.

With homes taking a median of about 55 days to sell, buyers generally have time to compare options, but should be ready to move quickly on well-priced homes in the most in-demand pockets.

Sellers benefit from highlighting what makes their specific pocket of the Bronx distinct. In Riverdale, marketing should emphasize school access, green surroundings, and river views; in Pelham Bay, proximity to Pelham Bay Park and the borough's only public beach can be a major selling point for families; and on City Island, a home's historic character, walkability, and waterfront setting are often what buyers remember most.

With prices up and days on market shrinking borough-wide, well-priced, well-presented homes are positioned to sell quickly in today's market.

The Bronx's combination of rising prices and shrinking days on market suggests continued, steady demand across its neighborhoods. Areas offering a distinct lifestyle — from Riverdale's schools to City Island's waterfront charm — are likely to keep outperforming as buyers continue to look beyond Manhattan and Brooklyn for value.

Premier Agent

Shawna Lewis

Keller Williams

Bronx, NY

Specialties:

Military/Veterans

Lot/Land

Relocation

Foreclosure

First Time Home Buyers

Investment Properties

New Construction

Luxury Homes

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Frequently asked questions about Black realtors in Bronx, NY

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Are African American realtors and Black real estate agents the same thing?

The terms are often used similarly in everyday searches, but there is an important distinction. A real estate agent is a licensed real estate professional, while REALTOR is a trademarked term that refers specifically to real estate professionals who are members of the National Association of REALTORS.

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