Williamsburg Building Report · June 2026

The Williamsburg Buildings Where Apartments Rent the Fastest

We pulled the full rental history of all 3,877 buildings in Williamsburg. In the 57 most active ones, the fastest-renting buildings go for nearly a third below the neighborhood median — and they disappear in days.

June 10, 2026·6 min read

Some Williamsburg buildings rent an apartment within days of listing. Others sit for over a month. We wanted to know whether that speed means anything for your wallet — so we pulled the complete rental history of every building in the neighborhood and ranked them by how fast their units actually rent.

The pattern is striking. Among the 57 buildings that rent regularly, the fastest quartile rents for 32% below the Williamsburg median of $3,309 per bedroom. The slowest quartile rents for 23% above it. Apartments that are priced to move, move — usually in under a week.

The catch: the deals near the top of this list are gone before most people see them. So we let you turn on alerts for any building below — we'll email you the moment a unit lists there, often before it reaches the big platforms.

Faster-renting buildings cost less per bedroom

57 buildings split into quartiles by how fast their units rent

Rent per bedroom vs. the Williamsburg median ($3,309). Green = below market.

Source: RentReboot analysis of every Williamsburg building, past 12 months

Speed is a price signal

When a landlord prices an apartment below what the market will bear, it rents almost immediately — there's a line of qualified renters happy to take a deal. When it's priced above market, it sits, collects price cuts, and eventually rents to whoever's left. Days on market is essentially the market grading each building's pricing in real time.

That's why the gradient above is so clean. The buildings in the fastest quartile aren't fast by luck — they're fast because they consistently list below the neighborhood rate. If you can get into one of them, you're getting a Williamsburg apartment for meaningfully less than your neighbors pay.

The real deals: fast and cheap

These are the standouts — buildings that rent in under two weeks and price well below the neighborhood median. 367 South Fifth Street rents in a median of 5 days at 43% below market. 148 Meserole Street goes in 5 days at 45% under, and 33 Montrose Avenue at 48% under.

The deepest discounts belong to 123 Boerum Street at 56% below the median, 197 Johnson Avenue at 53%, and 102 Scholes Street at 52%. These aren't luxury units with concessions — they're older, smaller-footprint buildings that quietly price below market and fill fast. You will not win one by browsing on the weekend.

Fast doesn't always mean cheap

Most of the fastest buildings are also the cheapest — but not all. 101 Bedford Avenue rents in a median of 10 days at 60% above the neighborhood rate, and One Domino Square goes in 18 days at a remarkable 111% above. These are high-demand amenity buildings that move quickly because everyone wants them, not because they're a bargain.

Speed tells you a building is in demand. Pairing it with the price-per-bedroom column tells you whether that demand is about value or about views. Both kinds rent fast — only one is a deal.

All 57 buildings

Every Williamsburg building that rented at least 4 units in the past year and has more than 3 units total. Each name links to the building on StreetEasy; hit Alert me to get notified the moment a unit lists there. Sort by speed or by discount below.

BuildingUnitsRented
(12 mo)
Median
to rent
$/bedvs. marketAlerts
150 North 12th Street5163.5 days$3,196−3%
621 Metropolitan AvenueDEAL2074 days$2,400−27%
60 Monitor Street30144.5 days$3,500+6%
108 Frost StreetDEAL1064.5 days$2,225−33%
367 South Fifth StreetDEAL2975 days$1,900−43%
148 Meserole StreetDEAL665 days$1,817−45%
230 BroadwayDEAL855 days$2,000−40%
321 Wythe Avenue13055 days$3,333+1%
135 Metropolitan AvenueDEAL1045.5 days$2,349−29%
656 Metropolitan Avenue2996 days$3,100−6%
128 Montrose AvenueDEAL1666 days$2,250−32%
33 Montrose AvenueDEAL466.5 days$1,712−48%
206 Scholes StreetDEAL2246.5 days$1,900−43%
801 Driggs AvenueDEAL857 days$2,250−32%
158 Graham AvenueDEAL688 days$1,790−46%
38 Roebling Street3048 days$3,442+4%
130 Hope Street14348 days$4,104+24%
103 Havemeyer StreetDEAL33108.5 days$1,900−43%
17 Monitor StreetDEAL6988.5 days$2,850−14%
26 Cook StreetDEAL848.5 days$2,567−22%
597 Grand Street18548.5 days$3,936+19%
185 Leonard StreetDEAL2659 days$1,933−42%
754 Grand StreetDEAL949.5 days$1,833−45%
55 North 5th Street1641510 days$3,951+19%
102 Scholes StreetDEAL8810 days$1,583−52%
101 Bedford Avenue351710 days$5,291+60%
426 Wythe AvenueDEAL32710 days$2,700−18%
270 Manhattan Avenue11510 days$3,200−3%
88 Manhattan AvenueDEAL6410 days$2,267−31%
485 Grand StreetDEAL4611 days$2,599−21%
175 Kent Avenue1132211.5 days$4,440+34%
107 South 6th StreetDEAL29811.5 days$2,800−15%
197 Johnson AvenueDEAL7611.5 days$1,565−53%
156 Hope Street421012 days$4,700+42%
250 North 10th Street2343012.5 days$4,218+27%
136 Powers Street20412.5 days$4,875+47%
34 North 7th Street205513 days$5,800+75%
184 Kent Avenue338515 days$5,200+57%
527 Grand StreetDEAL11415 days$2,650−20%
440 Kent Avenue135415 days$3,525+7%
250 North 6th StreetDEAL20517 days$2,600−21%
50 North 5th Street2292817.5 days$4,564+38%
5 South 5th Street3991118 days$6,995+111%
44 Berry StreetDEAL42519 days$2,667−19%
223 North 8th Street951521 days$4,690+42%
420 Kent Avenue6051021 days$3,816+15%
416 Kent Avenue252822 days$3,771+14%
22 North 6th Street360624 days$4,800+45%
239 North 9th Street1312425.5 days$4,084+23%
216 Grand Street6426 days$6,124+85%
482 Kent Avenue2491826.5 days$5,638+70%
123 Boerum StreetDEAL8427.5 days$1,458−56%
282 South 5th Street82628 days$3,818+15%
222 Johnson Avenue116830.5 days$4,150+25%
8 Marcy Avenue123435 days$3,606+9%
360 Wythe AvenueDEAL28440.5 days$2,958−11%
429 Kent Avenue216549 days$4,550+38%
"$/bed" is the median rent per bedroom; "vs. market" compares it to the Williamsburg median of $3,309.

How to actually get one

Here's the problem with this list: the better the building, the faster its apartments are gone. The deal buildings near the top rent in a median of 4 to 8 days. By the time a below-market unit shows up in a normal apartment search, the qualified applications are often already in.

The only way to compete is to know the moment a listing appears. Turn on alerts for the buildings you want using the button next to each one above — we'll email you the second a matching apartment goes live, often before it reaches the big platforms.

Methodology

This analysis is based on the complete rental history of all 3,877 buildings in Williamsburg, drawn from the RentReboot database of publicly available listings. For each building we measured "days on market" — how long a unit was listed before it rented — across rentals closed in the 12 months ending June 2026. We include only buildings that rented at least 4 units in that window and have more than 3 units total, which filters out stale and very small buildings. Rentals that closed in 0–1 days are excluded as pre-arranged (the unit was listed after a tenant was already found), not real market time. Rent per bedroom treats a studio as one bedroom; the Williamsburg median used for comparison is $3,309 per bedroom. Rankings reflect the median across each building's rentals, so a single outlier doesn't skew the result. Published June 2026.

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