$726,184Average Value$163Average Price per Sq Ft1Home For Sale
Quiet residential neighborhood with integrated community atmopshere
Ozone Park stands out in its diversity. Whereas in other areas, specific communities tend to stay in separate sections, residents from different backgrounds living in this southwestern Queens neighborhood truly integrate. “On one block you can find Indian, West Indian, Chinese, Italian and Hispanic residents living side by side,” says Vishal Maraj, a broker with RE/MAX and over 20 years of expertise in the area. Prewar detached homes line quiet streets that offer a bit of suburban living in the city. In contrast, main thoroughfares Liberty Avenue and Cross Bay Boulevard are commercial districts with eclectic food and chain stores covering all necessities.
Ozone Park stands out in its diversity.
Prewar detached homes line quiet streets that offer a bit of suburban living in Ozone Park.
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Historical rowhomes with ample green space
Three and four bedroom single family, detached and semi-detached rowhomes with private driveways and well maintained backyards are the norm. These colonial revival and Hi-Ranch properties range from $600,000 to $800,000, depending on size and condition. There are also a handful of multifamily homes with fully refurbished 1200-square-foot basement units, priced between $800,000 and $1.2 million. Renting out these separate spaces can be a great source of extra income. While a sprinkling of new townhome-style condos hover around the $500,000 mark, co-ops in a handful of prewar buildings go for $150,000 to $450,000, based on size.
Three and four bedroom, detached and semi-detached rowhomes are the norm in Ozone Park.
There are also a handful of multifamily homes with fully refurbished basements in Ozone Park.
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Eclectic eateries and staple chain stores
Shopping plazas and restaurants are concentrated along Liberty Avenue, Cross Bay Boulevard and 101st Avenue. Though less commercial than nearby South Ozone Park and its Little Guyana business district, Ozone Park proper has a number of top-ranked eateries including decades-old Romeo Pizzeria; which hints at the neighborhood’s Italian American heritage. Legendary haunt Neir's Tavern has been around since 1829, long before the area was built up. Established more recently, Arepalicious is a go-to for Colombian-style arepas and empanadas. There are CTown Supermarkets spread throughout the neighborhood. The nearby Gateway Center shopping mall has over 48 big box stores covering all necessities.
Shopping plazas and restaurants are concentrated along Liberty Avenue in Ozone Park.
Legendary haunt Neir's Tavern has been around since 1829, long before the area was built up.
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Top schools catering to a diverse student population
Student Grades Pre-K to 5 can attend Queens Explorers Elementary School, with an overall B rating from Niche and favorable 14 to 1 student-teacher ratio. M.S. 137 America's School of Heroes has a B-plus from Niche and higher than citywide average test scores on math and reading exams. The middle school’s population reflects the areas diversity with Bengali, Urdu, Dutch, Arabic, Punjabi, Spanish, Polish and Hindi heard in its hallways. John Adams High School has a B score and offers accredited City University of New York college courses.
Student Grades Pre-K to 5 can attend Queens Explorers Elementary School in Ozone Park.
John Adams High School has a B score and offers accredited college courses.
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Aqueduct Race Track and Bayside Cemetery
Ozone Park has several green spaces including Tudor Park with its Sylhet Rape Ball Cricket Court and Addabbo Playground. Police Officer Nicholas Demutiis Park is another popular playscape. The historic Bayside Cemetery sits in the middle of the neighborhood. Nearby Aqueduct Race Track is a major venue for thoroughbred horse racing in the winter.
Ozone Park has several green spaces including Tudor Park.
The historic Bayside Cemetery sits in the middle of the neighborhood of Ozone Park.
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Midtown in less than an hour
The intersection of Liberty and Woodhaven avenues is served by express buses and the express A Subway, both offering direct connections to the city. Residents can reach Midtown Manhattan in less than an hour. The Belt Parkway runs along the neighborhood’s southern edge and is a reliable link to points east and west. John F Kennedy Airport, North America’s busiest international entry point, is nearby. While it’s convenient for those who work at this major transportation hub, planes taking off and landing can be a nuisance when flight paths are routed over the neighborhood.
The intersection of Liberty and Woodhaven avenues is served by express buses in Ozone Park.
Residents can reach Midtown Manhattan in less than an hour on the express A subway.
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Parks in this Area
Seventeenth Road Playground
Police Officer Nicholas Demutiis Playground
Basketball
Playground
London Planetree Park
Tudor Park
Baseball/Softball
Basketball
Playground
Centerville Park
Rocket Park
Transit
Airport
John F Kennedy International
10 min drive
Subway
80 Street
Subway
88 Street
Subway
Rockaway Boulevard
Bus
Centerville St & Pitkin Av
Bus
Sutter Av & 91 St
Bus
Cross Bay Bl & 108 Av
Bus
Cross Bay Bl & Sutter Av
Bus
Atlantic Av & 75 St
Bus
101 Av & 88 St
Bus
Sutter Av & 89 St
Reviews
Niche Reviews
3.670 Reviews
4.0Current Resident
2/12/2017Niche Review
Ozone Park is a good neighborhood to live in. The people are friendly for the most part and it is pretty safe neighborhood. The houses and apartments are nice and affordable. I have lived in this neighborhood my entire life and have rarely ever had a negative experience. There is a variety of stores and places to eat. They also have a great selection of public schools. Transportation is convenient with the A train, Q8, Q24, Q53, Q21, Q52 and Q11 close by. Just like every neighborhood, it has its ups and downs but overall it is a good place to live
4.0Current Resident
4/3/2019Niche Review
There is a lot of diversity within this community. Compared to most neighborhoods in New York, it is pretty safe. The downside is that there is a lot of people and it is a packed area.
5.0Current Resident
3/29/2022Niche Review
I like the community and the excellent neighborhood relationship there is with each others and the way the community can come together to celebrate.
4.0Current Resident
12/28/2020Niche Review
Quiet area with friendly people. Crimes are not too high and the MTA Transits are nearby in small radius of each avenue.
Welcome to 107-50 90th Street, a charming and practical single-family home nestled in the heart of Ozone Park. This well-maintained residence offers 3 comfortable bedrooms and 1 full bathroom, making it the perfect starter home or ideal for any growing family.As you step inside, you’re welcomed by a spacious living room that flows naturally into the eat-in kitchen, complete with updated
Introducing a fantastic opportunity to own a beautifully maintained income-producing two-family home—perfect for an end-user looking to offset their mortgage or an investor seeking solid rental potential. This turnkey property features two bedrooms, two full bathrooms, two eat-in kitchens, and a fully finished basement with guest quarters and a generous open-concept recreation area.Enjoy
Discover exceptional income potential at this well-built 2009 contemporary brick legal 3-family in Ozone Park. This solid 3,024 sq ft property features two 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom units, each with its own private balcony, plus a convenient 1-bedroom ground-floor apartment, ideal for owner-occupancy with rental income or as part of an investment strategy. The newer construction features an attached
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Renters
Demographics
Total Population
35,000
Median Age
39
Population Density
31 ppl/acre
Population under 18
24.6%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
15.8%
On par with the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$77,375
Above the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$98,090
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
80.9%
Below the national average
89.1%
College Graduates
25.2%
Below the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
7.6%
% Population in Labor Force
64.6%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
43''
Average Winter Low Temperature
26°F
Average Summer High Temperature
83°F
Annual Snowfall
2''
Area Factors
Bikeable
Bike Score®
55/ 100
Very Walkable
Walk Score®
86/ 100
Excellent Transit
Transit Score®
83/ 100
Source: Walk Score
Source: Walk Score
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