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Bustling Queens neighborhood boasting arts, charm and accessibility
Astoria, the large Queens neighborhood near the East River, is known for its many restaurants, vibrant arts scene, and quiet, residential streets. Local cafes, fruit stands and bakeries give the area accessible charm, just a short train ride from Manhattan. “The attraction of Astoria is that it has a cool neighborhood vibe with a mix of original neighborhood spots and new local businesses that are opening and creating a wonderful vibrancy,” says Patrick Smith, an Astoria resident and licensed associate real estate broker with Corcoran. “You still have proximity to the city, but you get much more of a neighborhood.”
The streets of Astoria are calm, filled with low-rise dwellings.
Halsey's is an easygoing pub with craft beers & comfort eats for Astoria locals to enjoy.
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A mix of co-op and condo buildings, plus townhouses
Co-ops and condos are found in postwar mid-rises, prewar tenement buildings and Greek revival rowhouses. “We have a high concentration of co-ops in Astoria,” says Smith, “Co-ops came into existence mainly in the 1980s when existing rental buildings, many of them rent-stabilized, were converted into co-ops.” Renovated one-bedroom co-ops in postwar buildings can be found for under $390,000. A two-bedroom condo in central Astoria might run $660,000 to $800,000. A brick multi-family house or townhouse costs between $1 and $2 million. Some larger residential towers are rising on the neighborhood’s west side, though mostly devoted to rentals. Newer lower-rise condo buildings like the seven-story Marina Astoria offer two-bedroom condos for $1.1 to $1.9 million.
Queensview Cooperative tower over the streets along the West side of Astoria.
New condo developments can be seen popping up throughout Astoria.
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Diversity reflected through eateries packed on 30th Avenue
A longstanding melting pot of cultures, Astoria is known for its bountiful and diverse food scene. A broad range of eateries cluster along 30th Avenue, with more on Broadway. Standouts include Greek restaurants like Bahari and Aliada. Moroccan, Palestinian and Thai food is served along Steinway Street. Salerno Pizza offers pizzas and calzones, as well as Mexican food. Egyptian-owned restaurants, including Kabab Café, have contributed to the surrounding area nicknamed “Little Egypt.” The family-owned Gian Piero bakery offers fresh-baked cookies, cakes and breads. Nearby supermarkets and grocery stores include Food Emporium on Broadway, while CTown is on Newtown Avenue near 23rd Street.
Astoria is a cultural hotspot for great food, like Seva Indian Cuisine.
Astoria locals enjoy great Korean food & service at the Mokja restaurant located along Broadway.
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Recreational green spaces and the city’s largest public pool
A few parks and playgrounds scattered throughout the neighborhood offer green space and recreation. Rainey Park overlooks Roosevelt Island and includes baseball fields, and the nearby Socrates Sculpture Park regularly showcases new art installations. The 60-acre Astoria Park offers a popular running track, tennis courts, soccer fields and a skate park. It’s also home to the Olympic-sized Astoria Pool, which is the largest public pool in New York City. Facing the East River, the park offers panoramic views of the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge and the Hell Gate Bridge.
Swings and jungle gyms are aplenty at Astoria Heights Playground in Queens.
Runners take in the view while keeping fit in Astoria Park, New York.
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Bustling arts and film scenes and a packed events calendar
With its proximity to Manhattan and diverse community, Astoria has become a hub for arts, film and television. The stadium-sized theater at Kaufman Astoria Studios shows new releases and matinees. Two blocks over, the Museum of the Moving Image is a popular attraction for its film and digital arts exhibits, interactive displays and film screenings. A slew of community events further celebrates the neighborhood’s mark on arts and film. The Annual Arts Festival takes place In Socrates Sculpture Park every June, featuring family-friendly art projects, workshops, live music entertainment and performances, exhibitions and more. Every Monday evening at sundown through July and August, a patchwork of blankets covers Astoria Park’s lawn as folks set up for the Astoria LDC Summer Movie Series. Seasonal holiday events include a Fourth of July celebration, where Pre-Independence Day fireworks bring hundreds of community members to Astoria Park to enjoy the festivities.
One of Astoria's treasured gems is the Museum of the Moving Image, filled with wonders in film.
Yoga at Socrates is a great way to exercise in the morning with a view.
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Schools with a focus on the arts
P.S. 017 Henry David Thoreau serves pre-K through fifth-grade students and has a B rating from Niche, with an A-minus rating for its teachers. I.S. 010 Horace Greeley serves middle school students and has a B-plus rating from Niche. High schoolers can attend Frank Sinatra School of the Arts, which has an A rating from Niche and is ranked as the tenth best high school for the arts in New York. Founded by Tony Bennett, the school offers electives in musical theater, pit orchestra, jazz ensemble and stagecraft.
P.S. 017 Henry David Thoreau is in a mixed use area.
Frank Sinatra School Of The Arts High School in Astoria, New York has stunning architecture.
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The N and W trains, plus a ferry stop
Limited subway lines make transportation a challenge, as only the N and W trains offer service along 31st Street. Many buses are available, and a ferry stop provides a connection to Lower Manhattan via the Wall Street/Pier 11 route. Interstate 278 and Route 25A provide connections for drivers. LaGuardia Airport is less than five miles away.
Astoria Blvd station provides fast & convenient travel to Manhattan for thousands of commuters.
The NYC ferry gives Astoria commuters alternative options for getting around the city.
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Parks in this Area
Rainey Park
Baseball/Softball
Dog Park
Playground
Astoria Park
Astoria Heights Playground
Basketball
Bike Trails
Tennis
Playground Thirty Five
Playground
Hallett's Cove Playground
Basketball
Playground
Athens Square Park
Basketball
Playground
Hallets Cove Playground
Playground
Van Alst Playground
Playground
Whitey Ford Field
Baseball/Softball
Transit
Airport
Laguardia
8 min drive
Subway
Broadway (N Line)
Subway
Steinway Street
Subway
46 Street
Subway
30 Avenue
Bus
30 Av & 35 St
Bus
30 Av & 29 St
Bus
31 St & 34 Av
Bus
Broadway & 29 St
Bus
Broadway & 48 St
Bus
31 St & 30 Dr
Bus
30 Av & 33 St
Astoria Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Astoria, Queens sell after 30 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Astoria, Queens over the last 12 months is $431,945, down 11% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Fully Renovated Two-Family Home with Parking, Solar Panels & Modern Amenities! Welcome to this gut-renovated two-family home, perfectly situated on a quiet, tree-lined street just minutes from the 46th Street station (M & R subway lines)—offering a quick and convenient commute to Manhattan. Originally built in 1935, this property was completely redone in 2024 with no expense spared. Enjoy
Are you looking for a hidden gem in one of Queens' most sought-after neighborhoods? Look no further. Nestled in the heart of Astoria, is your chance to own a two-family duplex brimming with potential. This property does require some TLC, but that's where the magic lies. Whether you're a savvy investor or a visionary homeowner, this property presents endless possibilities for growth and
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Welcome to Shore Towers Condominium, located on the waterfront in Astoria, one of Queens' most desirable neighborhoods. This move-in ready two-bedroom, two-bath apartment includes a complimentary garage parking space. Renovated with laminate floors and energy-efficient split units for heating and air conditioning, the unit features a spacious king-sized master bedroom with a triple closet and
Spacious 1-Family Home in Prime Astoria/Long Island City LocationWell-maintained and generously sized one-family home featuring 4 bedrooms and 3 full baths. First floor includes a bedroom, full bath, formal dining room, living room and a kitchen with dinette area. 2nd floor features 3 large bedrooms and 1 full bath. Finished walk-in basement offers additional living space and includes
Bright 1BR in Astoria with Skyline + River Views - Steps from Astoria Park! This 1-bedroom (king size), 1-bath condo checks all the boxes. Located on the 5th floor of a 6-story elevator building, the apartment has just been updated and features an updated bathroom-move-in ready with room to make it your own. A few kitchen and living area photos are renderings to help you imagine the space's
Set along Astoria's picturesque waterfront, Halletts Point intricately intertwines modern residential towers, vibrant green spaces, endless views, abundant amenities, and the warmth of the Astoria neighborhood. Luxuriate in elevated living with breathtaking views, generous layouts, finely crafted finishes, thoughtful details, and sustainable material choices. Savor the ultimate modern
Welcome to 33-52 29th Street, Unit 1F — a beautifully renovated 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment in a meticulously maintained four-family building located just two blocks from the Broadway subway station in the heart of Astoria.This thoughtfully updated unit offers a comfortable layout with modern finishes, hardwood floors, and ample natural light. The apartment features a spacious living
Located in the culturally enriched Astoria, the rental apartments at Exo offer modern conveniences amidst stunning skyline, bridge and river views. Exo features studio, one bedroom and two bedroom residences. Newly renovated Gym and lounge with a smart TV and Starbucks coffee machine!
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Renters
Demographics
Total Population
113,883
Median Age
38
Population Density
93 ppl/acre
Population under 18
19.1%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
14.6%
On par with the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$80,961
Above the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$103,429
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
89.4%
College Graduates
52.7%
Above the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
18.9%
% Population in Labor Force
71.3%
Above the national average
65.1%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
50''
Average Winter Low Temperature
28°F
Average Summer High Temperature
85°F
Annual Snowfall
2''
Area Factors
Very Bikeable
Bike Score®
78/ 100
Walker's Paradise
Walk Score®
99/ 100
Excellent Transit
Transit Score®
85/ 100
Source: Walk Score
Source: Walk Score
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