It’s easy to see why Brooklyn’s Bushwick neighborhood is popular with New Yorkers.

Bushwick offers many of the same amenities as its famous hipster neighbor, Williamsburg, but for a lot less. In fact, many New Yorkers hopped on the Bushwick bandwagon to escape rising prices in Williamsburg.

As a result, the neighborhood has undergone rapid gentrification, and a boom in new condo construction has brought with it a slew of new eateries and a vibrant nightlife and bar scene. It also has reliable and easy access to public transportation — unlike its neighbor, Williamsburg, which is facing the shutdown of its primary train line (the L-train) later this year.

Yet, despite all the attention, home prices have remained relatively affordable in Bushwick, especially when compared to its bordering hipster neighborhoods. The median home value in Bushwick is currently $857,500 — still below the median price of $972,000 in nearby Williamsburg.

Here’s a sampling of what you can buy in new construction in Bushwick right now with an asking price under $1 million:

1. 1255 Bushwick Avenue

Developed by Brookland Capital, 1255 Bushwick Avenue houses a total of 32 units, ranging in size from 797 square feet to 802 square feet. The exterior of the boutique residence retains the integrity of its vintage facade, despite the addition of some modern design touches. Amenities include a rooftop terrace that offers panoramic views of the surrounding Brooklyn neighborhood and the Manhattan skyline, as well as resident parking spaces and bike storage.

Pricing starts at $645,000 for a two-bedroom, two-bath unit.

2. 189 Cooper Street

189 Cooper Street was developed by Brookland Capital. There are a total of 13 units that range in size from 534 square feet to 612 square feet. Residences feature floor-to-ceiling windows and tall ceiling heights, as well as an in-suite washer and dryer. Select units include a private balcony. Resident parking is included.

Pricing for available units starts at $440,000.

3. 1405 Hancock Street

Still under construction, 1405 Hancock Street sits on a quiet, tree-lined residential street and features a distinctive limestone exterior. It has a total of six units, ranging in size from 474 square feet to 1,011 square feet in one-bedroom, one bath to three-bedroom, two-bath layouts. Units feature deep soaker tubs in the bathrooms, lacquer cabinetry in the kitchens, and plenty of storage space throughout.

Pricing starts at $495,000 for a 474 square foot one-bedroom unit.

4. 1273 Dekalb Avenue

Developed by Urban View, 1273 Dekalb Avenue has a total of four units, ranging in size from 711 square feet to 1,318 square feet — each of the building’s four floors houses only one unit. Amenities include a rooftop deck, residents’ common room, and private balconies.

Pricing starts at $699,000.

5. 755 Hart Street

755 Hart Street houses three duplex units — a two-bedroom garden duplex, a three-bedroom unit with a garden and terrace, and a three-bedroom unit that includes a massive rooftop space with incredible views. The brick facade is highlighted by oversized windows. Private storage space is available for all residents.

Pricing starts at $1.245 million.

6. 1143 Lafayette Avenue

1143 Lafayette Avenue was developed by Tomer Erlich. It houses 10 units, ranging in size from 574 square feet to 1,184 square feet in one-to three-bedroom plans. The development is centrally located to Myrtle Avenue, a hub of restaurants, nightlife and access to mass transit. Units feature floor-to-ceiling windows, a chef’s kitchen with a full range of stainless steel appliances, deep soaker tubs, and indoor and outdoor recreation areas. 1143 Lafayette Avenue also has a common area rooftop deck.

Pricing starts at $575,000.

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