Ora

229 WITHERS Street, New York City, NY 11211

5 Units Available

Starting from $1,275,000

Condominium

Built 2019

6 Stories

Building Amenities

•Other
•Building Other
•Washer Hookup
•In Unit
•None
•City
•Pets: Building Yes
•Pets: No

Apartments for Sale in Ora

Unit #	Beds	Baths	Size	Price	Price/ft²	Listed On	On Market
3A	2 beds	1 bath	771 ft²	$1,275,000	$1,654	Listed on Jul 7, 2025	193 days
2C	1 bed	1 bath	605 ft²	$900,000	$1,488	Listed on Nov 24, 2025	53 days
1A	1 bed	1.5 baths	1237 ft²	$1,350,000	$1,091	Listed on Dec 18, 2025	29 days
2D	1 bed	1 bath	607 ft²	$900,000	$1,483	Listed on Dec 19, 2025	28 days
4C	1 bed	1 bath	631 ft²	$999,000	$1,583	Listed on Dec 19, 2025	28 days

Williamsburg

Overview of Williamsburg

Williamsburg is the global poster child for urban cool. Located just across the East River from Manhattan, it is a cultural powerhouse known for its nightlife, art scene, and trendsetting style. For buyers seeking Williamsburg Brooklyn real estate, it offers the city's most dynamic and energetic living environment. Living in Williamsburg is fast-paced. The neighborhood is divided into the ultra-modern waterfront (Northside), the grittier Southside, and the quieter Italian/hipster mix to the east. As a premier Brooklyn NYC neighborhood, it rivals downtown Manhattan for influence and price.

Real Estate & Housing Market

The market for homes for sale in Williamsburg is premium. The waterfront is lined with "glass castles" like The Edge and Domino Sugar Factory. Inland, you find converted lofts and renovated tenements. Demand is insatiable, driven by a young, affluent demographic that prioritizes amenities, views, and proximity to the L train.

Lifestyle & Community

The lifestyle in Williamsburg is 24/7. Bedford Avenue is the main drag, packed with tourists and shoppers. The dining scene is world-class, featuring institutions like Peter Luger alongside new hotspots. The community is a mix of creative professionals, young families (the "stroller brigade" on the waterfront), and long-time residents, though gentrification has shifted the balance heavily toward the wealthy.

Transportation & Accessibility

Williamsburg is served by the L, G, J, M, and Z trains. The L train at Bedford Ave is one stop from Manhattan, making the commute incredibly fast. The Williamsburg Bridge offers a bike path that sees thousands of cyclists commuting daily. The ferry terminals at North and South Williamsburg provide a relaxed alternative.

Parks, Schools & Amenities

Domino Park and Marsha P. Johnson State Park (East River State Park) are the jewels of the waterfront. McCarren Park is the active center for sports and picnics. Amenities are unmatched: Whole Foods, Apple Store, Equinox, and hermès. Williamsburg has effectively become a self-sufficient city.