Who Is Flatbush Moving?

Flatbush Moving, a local New York and New Jersey moving company, has been in business since 1922. A family owned and operated business, we strive to create a warm and passionate environment during the moving process.

The owners and operators of Flatbush Moving come from all over the tri-state area. Some of our team members even have their roots in Greenpoint.

In it’s fourth generation of family at the helm of Flatbush Moving, you can feel comfortable knowing that there’s a face to the name.

Accountability is key and by using a reputable and top rated moving company like Flatbush Moving, you know you’ll be in good hands.

So, when moving to Greenpoint, think of Flatbush Moving as the team to bring you there. Our Greenpoint Movers will get the job done right.

Facts about Greenpoint

Greenpoint is the northern most neighborhood in the borough of Brooklyn. It is home to around 34,000 people in just under 3 square miles.

Originally a farming settlement, it was essentially isolated from the rest of Brooklyn. Most early residents commuted by boat to Manhattan across the east river.

Many Germans and Irish settled here in the mid 1800s. Greenpoint also has a large Polish-American community, with many Polish restaurants and shops throughout. This earned the neighborhoods nickname of Little Poland.

Greenpoint is home to many beautiful historical landmarks, including the Episcopal Church of the Ascension (built in 1853) and PS 34, the oldest operating Public School in NYC (opened in 1867).

It has a fairly easy to navigate street grid, going east to west and in alphabetical order from north to south.

McCarren Park and McGolrick Park are both great Green Spaces for residents to enjoy.

Karczma is a wonderful traditional Polish restaurant where the wait staff are dressed in Polish garb. Or if you want a drink in the summertime, head to The Brooklyn Barge where you’ll enjoy the waterfront and cool breezes.

Some notable Greenpoint residents have included actors Mae West and Mickey Rooney and singer Pat Benetar.

Greenpoint is accessible by the G Subway line as well as a number of NYC Bus Routes. The NYC Ferry stops in Greenpoint off India Street. Greenpoint is also accessible via the Brooklyn Queens Expressway and local Brooklyn streets.

It neighbors Williamsburg and with a small bridge over the Newtown Creek, Long Island City (Queens).

Real Estate in Greenpoint

When planning on moving to Greenpoint, real estate is the number one thing most people think about.

The number one question is “Where am I going to live?”

At this point, you might already have a place to live. But, if you don’t here are two facts about the local real estate in Greenpoint as of 4/19/2020.

1. Average rent for an apartment is $2600-$3500 per month.
2. Average cost for a home is around $1,050,000.

When searching for a place to live, whether you rent or buy, you will have specific things you want and specific things you need. Combine those things with the budget you have, and you’ll be able to narrow down the options you have.

For all questions regarding Real Estate in Greenpoint, contact Joseph Liantonio.

He’s not only the VP of Flatbush Moving, but he’s a Realtor for Century 21 Amiable Realty Group II in Queens. A lifetime resident, Joseph has combined his knowledge of the moving process with the passion of a real estate investor.

• Contact: 347-997-2191
• Email – joe.liantonio627@gmail.com