Dyker Heights Marketing for a Neighborhood of Homeowners

Dyker Heights is one of Brooklyn's most suburban-feeling neighborhoods, with detached and semi-detached houses on quiet blocks and no subway station at its center. 13th Avenue, between 86th Street and Bay Ridge Avenue, is the main commercial strip, long known for Italian-owned bakeries, pork stores and restaurants, and 86th Street along the southern edge adds more retail.

The population has shifted in recent years. Chinese families have become a large part of the neighborhood, alongside a long-established Italian American community and an Egyptian Coptic community around the church on 11th Avenue. Most residents drive or ride express buses to Manhattan. For a practice or firm, that means a wider radius, clear parking information and content in Chinese as well as English where it fits your patients.