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Neighborhoods in Queens, NY

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    Old Astoria

    Old Astoria is a waterfront Queens neighborhood. Walking paths and parks line the waterfront, and modern condos overlook the Manhattan skyline. Local businesses are limited, but there are hundreds of bars and restaurants a mile away. The W and N trains provide service to Manhattan.

    • Average Value

      $728K

    • List Price

      $507K - $1.7M

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      58 Listings

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    Kew Gardens Hills

    Kew Gardens Hills in Queens combines convenience and community. Near Flushing Meadows Corona Park, it features brick rowhouses and highly rated P.S. 164, Queens Valley. E and F trains provide quick access to Manhattan.

    • Average Value

      $724K

    • List Price

      $210K - $2.3M

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      129 Listings

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    Ozone Park

    Ozone Park in New York showcases suburban charm within the city. Liberty Avenue offers eclectic dining. M.S. 137 America's School of Heroes is highly rated. Tudor Park and express transit to Manhattan enhance livability.

    • Average Value

      $722K

    • List Price

      $494K - $1.1M

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      19 Listings

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    West Astoria

    West Astoria in Queens has waterfront parks with skyline views. The area features high-rise apartments, co-ops and single-family homes a few blocks away from the heart of Astoria's culinary scene. Subways rides to Manhattan take less than 15 minutes.

    • Average Value

      $720K

    • List Price

      $350K - $1.1M

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      4 Listings

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    Sunnyside

    Within New York City’s most diverse borough, Sunnyside features English “garden city” urban planning, Irish pubs and restaurants serving international dishes. More than 63,000 people call that section of Queens home, and the community’s semi-suburban feel continues to attract new residents. “They’re typically looking to be close to the train station

    • Average Value

      $714K

    • List Price

      $257K - $1.5M

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      51 Listings

    Sunnyside
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    Flushing-Willets Point

    Flushing-Willets Point in Queens is a bustling commercial hub known for its wide selection of Chinese cuisine. The area has condos, shopping malls and access to Flushing Meadows Corona Park. It's a stop on the subway and Long Island Rail Road, with service to Manhattan.

    • Average Value

      $699K

    • List Price

      $296K - $2M

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      380 Listings

    Flushing-Willets Point
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    Central Astoria

    Astoria in Queens offers global cuisine, co-ops, condos and cultural attractions. The neighborhood is home to New York's "Little Egypt" and Astoria Park with its Olympic-sized pool. The highly rated Frank Sinatra School of the Arts serves local students.

    • Average Value

      $694K

    • List Price

      $395K - $1.9M

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      42 Listings

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    Elmhurst

    Elmhurst in Queens blends urban energy with residential charm. It features diverse dining, Queens Center Mall, and good transit options. Cultural parades, Little Thailand, and parks like Elmhurst Park enrich the community.

    • Average Value

      $679K

    • List Price

      $236K - $2.2M

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      142 Listings

    Elmhurst
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    Baisley Park

    South Jamaica, Queens, is just north of JFK Airport. Many of its large and small single-family homes have come to feature modern, renovated interiors. Baisley Pond Park offers 100 acres of outdoor space and hosts community events. Edward K. Ellington Elementary is a highly rated school nearby.

    • Average Value

      $676K

    • List Price

      $400K - $1M

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      55 Listings

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    Kew Gardens

    Kew Gardens is a scenic Queens neighborhood offering a mix of housing options on hilly streets with skyline views. It offers green spaces like Forest Park, diverse dining options, strong schools and access to several subway lines.

    • Average Value

      $669K

    • List Price

      $175K - $2.3M

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      89 Listings

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    Jackson Heights

    Jackson Heights is a Queens neighborhood known for historic co-op buildings and vibrant South Asian and Latin American cuisine. Subway lines connect in Manhattan, and LaGuardia Airport is just minutes away.

    • Average Value

      $667K

    • List Price

      $218K - $1.5M

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      205 Listings

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    Breezy Point

    Breezy Point is a gated cooperative on the western tip of the Rockaway Peninsula in Queens. It's close to Fort Tilden and Jacob Riis Park. Highly rated P.S./M.S. 114 and Scholars' Academy serve local students.

    • Average Value

      $649K

    • List Price

      $483K - $1.4M

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      2 Listings

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    Arverne

    Arverne in Queens is a beachfront neighborhood on the Rockaway peninsula. It has a roughly 5-mile boardwalk, wildlife sanctuaries and a mix of bungalows and luxury rentals. The A train connects to Manhattan, and JFK Airport is nearby.

    • Average Value

      $629K

    • List Price

      $483K - $2.8M

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      37 Listings

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    Edgemere

    Edgemere in Queens offers coastal living and mixed-use, affordable housing developments under construction. The A train and QM17 bus connect to Manhattan in about an hour.

    • Average Value

      $617K

    • List Price

      $179K - $884K

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      Homes For Sale

      8 Listings

    Edgemere
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    Rockaway Park

    Rockaway Park in Queens has become famous for its beach, boardwalk and surfing waves. The area offers renovated Cape Cods, new condos and highly rated schools. Beach 116th Street is a major commercial hub, and a nearby metro station connects locals to downtown New York.

    • Average Value

      $615K

    • List Price

      $218K - $1.3M

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      25 Listings

    Rockaway Park
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    Broad Channel

    Broad Channel offers coastal and island living in south Queens. Outdoor attractions include parks and the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge. The community is close to Rockaway Beach, and New York commuters have access to the subway.

    • Average Value

      $609K

    • List Price

      $379K - $1.2M

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      10 Listings

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    Howard Beach

    Howard Beach is a coastal Queens neighborhood with a suburban vibe, featuring mid-1900s homes and waterfront parks. It offers easy access to JFK Airport, Manhattan and dining along Cross Bay Boulevard, but is prone to flooding.

    • Average Value

      $590K

    • List Price

      $179K - $1.8M

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      94 Listings

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    Rockaway Beach

    Rockaway Beach is a lively Queens neighborhood with miles of sandy beaches and a vibrant boardwalk. It offers diverse dining, surf culture and housing from bungalows to condos. To get into the city, locals can take the subway or the ferry.

    • Average Value

      $588K

    • List Price

      $317K - $1.4M

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      30 Listings

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    Central Jamaica

    Central Jamaica in Queens is a major transportation hub with easy access to Manhattan and JFK Airport. It features diverse housing and shopping at Jamaica Center. Local parks and events like Jamaica JAMS add recreational value.

    • Average Value

      $568K

    • List Price

      $127K - $9.3M

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      36 Listings

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    Rego Park

    Rego Park is a Queens neighborhood with high-rise residences and many dining, shopping and recreational options. The area has some highly-rated schools, and commuters have convenient subway access to Manhattan.

    • Average Value

      $554K

    • List Price

      $195K - $1.4M

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      248 Listings

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    Forest Park

    Forest Park in Queens borders a 500-acre green space with diverse wildlife and recreation. Colonial revival homes and Victorian row houses surround the green space. PS 66 Elementary ranks among the city's top schools, and surrounded community's offer diverse dining.

    • Average Value

      $550K

    • List Price

      $179K - $1.2M

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      27 Listings

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    Corona

    Queens' Corona neighborhood has diverse dining options and proximity to places like Flushing Meadow Park and Citi Field. Commuters have access to Manhattan via the 7 train, while students may attend the highly-rated High School for Arts and Business.

    • Average Value

      $524K

    • List Price

      $179K - $2.1M

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      75 Listings

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    Briarwood

    Briarwood in Queens combines urban and suburban living. Highly rated schools include P.S. 117 and Molloy. The area offers diverse dining, easy Manhattan access via E and F trains, and proximity to Forest Park and JFK Airport.

    • Average Value

      $497K

    • List Price

      $180K - $1.5M

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      58 Listings

    Briarwood
  • Queensboro Hill

    Queensboro Hill

    Queensboro Hill features single-family homes near parks and interstates. Flushing Meadows Corona Park and Kissena Park cover hundreds of acres to the north and west. The area has highly rated elementary schools and local dining on Main Street. I-495 links to Manhattan.

    • Average Value

      $966K

    • List Price

      $707K - $1.8M

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      20 Listings

    Queensboro Hill
  • Murray Hill-Broadway

    Murray Hill-Broadway

    Murray Hill-Broadway in Queens is known for its lively restaurant scene, especially in Food Alley and on Northern Boulevard. The area has condos and single-family homes, and is connected to Manhattan via two Long Island Rail Road stations.

    • Average Value

      $817K

    • List Price

      $250K - $1.9M

    • For Sale

      Homes For Sale

      193 Listings

    Murray Hill-Broadway

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