Ridgewood Condos for Sale

Ridgewood, located on the edge of Queens and adjacent to Brooklyn's Bushwick district, is a historical neighborhood with a strong community atmosphere and a burgeoning food scene. The area has seen an influx of new homebuyers, including recent immigrants and creative professionals, driven by the high prices in neighborhoods like the Lower East Side and Williamsburg. Ridgewood's tree-lined streets are generally quiet, but its commercial districts along Myrtle, Forest, and Metropolitan avenues feature a variety of independent businesses, particularly around the Myrtle-Wyckoff Subway stop. Notable attractions include Rolo’s, Sundown Bar, Decades Pizza, Cholita coffee shop, and Nhà Mình Vietnamese restaurant. The neighborhood is characterized by well-maintained multifamily homes built in the early 1900s, predominantly in the Renaissance Revival style, with some contemporary infills and condos. Ridgewood has a higher proportion of homeowners compared to nearby Brooklyn neighborhoods. Local schools such as PS 88 Seneca Elementary and IS 93 Ridgewood Middle School are well-regarded, and Grover Cleveland High School boasts an award-winning Physics Robotics Science Olympiad team. Recreational spots include Grover Cleveland Playground and Athletic Field, which offer views of the Manhattan skyline and various sports facilities. The L and M Subway lines provide convenient access to Manhattan, with the Myrtle Wyckoff station connecting to Union Square in 40 minutes and the Forest Avenue stop reaching midtown in under an hour. The Jackie Robinson Parkway offers quick connections to LaGuardia and JFK airports.