A One-Bedroom on the Harbor, for Under a Million, in Park Slope

The listing: a one-bedroom in Park Slope with harbor views, asking $925,000. In a neighborhood built on brownstone rows and gardens rather than open water, a sightline like that is the rarer commodity — the kind of feature that does more to set a price than square footage ever could. At well under seven figures, it marks the kind of entry point buyers watch for in a market where harbor views are usually reserved for towers along the waterfront itself.

With reporting from Curbed.