PARK SLOPE, NY— Park Slope has been ranked the top luxury market in the country for 2026, with demand for high-end homes outpacing available inventory, according to a new Redfin report.
The neighborhood's 11215 ZIP code ranked No. 1 on Redfin's 2026 list of the country's hottest luxury neighborhoods, which analyzed ZIP codes in the 100 largest U.S. metropolitan areas based on growth in listing views and Redfin's Compete Score, a measure of how difficult it is for buyers to win a home.
Luxury homes in Park Slope had a median sale price of $1.77 million, more than double the New York City luxury market median of $795,000, according to Redfin.
Redfin Senior Economist Asad Khan said luxury buyers are influencing the housing market despite high mortgage rates and economic uncertainty.
"Unfazed by high mortgage rates and an uncertain global economy, luxury homebuyers are having an outsized impact on the otherwise tepid spring 2026 housing market," Khan said.
Khan said many sought-after neighborhoods share features that appeal beyond the luxury market, including amenities, schools, commuting options and limited housing turnover.
Homes in Park Slope are selling quickly, with luxury properties spending a median of 44 days on the market, according to Redfin.
Luxury listing views in the neighborhood increased 34.4 percent year over year, while luxury home prices rose 10.6 percent.
About 6.3 percent of luxury homes sold above their asking price.
On Monday, a five-bedroom, four-bathroom triplex at 645 Carroll St. sold for $4.25 million. The 3,060-square-foot home was built in 1899.
A four-bedroom multifamily home at 59 Garfield Place sold for $3.463 million, while a three-bedroom multifamily property at 303A 16th St. sold for $1.58 million.
The top 10 luxury neighborhoods included communities across the country, from coastal markets in California and New Jersey to growing areas in Florida and Virginia.
Highland Park, Illinois, ranked No. 2, followed by Overland Park, Kansas, at No. 3.
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