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Posted: January 13, 2026
One Domino Square marks 100 residences sold at the end of 2025
Brooklyn, NY One Domino Square has reached 100 residences sold as of the end of 2025. Since launch, One Domino Square has been a leading force in the market, claiming the title of New York City’s fastest-selling building for more months than any other new development. One Domino Square has also sold more units than any other Brooklyn property in 2025.
With the 100th deal, One Domino Square has sold 48 homes so far this year (first in Brooklyn). The building has averaged around 5.5 deals per month over 18 months, and it’s surpassed $260 million in sales.
The building has been a consistent bright spot in the luxury residential market, both in Brooklyn and wider New York City.
In Q3, Brooklyn’s closed sponsor sales hit a record price per s/f, a number largely driven by One Domino Square’s contract volume and average closing price per s/f of $2,065. Also in Q3, One Domino Square signed 18 contracts, the most in the borough.
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