34 SEPTEMBER 14, 2017 RIDGEWOOD TIMES WWW.QNS.COM
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Ridgewood Times Sales Guide
Listings selected at random. Courtesy MLSLI
RIDGEWOOD
Woodward Avenue 79th Street 59th Drive 69th Road
Under $500,000
2122 Greene Avenue
$357,000
Condo
1 bedroom, 1 bathroom
Louis Pastorini
Coldwell Banker Phillips
$500,000-900,000
57-57 Cooper Avenue
$850,000
3-family home
5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms
Amberly Sclar
Exit Realty MiniMax
Over $900,000
386 Woodward Avenue
$1,049,000
2-family home
5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
Joseph Crifasi
Crifasi Real Estate
GLENDALE
Under $500,000
90-50 Union Turnpike
$375,000
Co-op
3 bedrooms, 1 ½ bathrooms
David Kueber
Coldwell Banker Kueber Realty
$500,000-900,000
77-10 79th Street
$799,000
1-family Colonial
3 bedrooms, 1 ½ bathrooms
Gabriele Kapp
Werba Realty
Over $900,000
71-00 71st Street
$1,180,000
2-family home
4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms
Xiao Wang
Avenue & Street Realty Inc
MASPETH
Under $500,000
62-19 53rd Avenue
$375,000
Co-op
3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom
Jordan Donner
Landmark International R E LLC
$500,000-900,000
60-28 59th Drive
$859,000
2-family Colonial
3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms
Lawrence Caruana
Tscherne Realty
Over $900,000
60-79 56th Street
$1,488,000
2-family home
8 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms
Malgorzata Pieniadz
Realty By The Park
MIDDLE VILLAGE
Under $500,000
66-11 71st Street
$380,000
Condo
1 bedroom, 1 bathroom
Stephen Chow
Winzone Realty
$500,000-900,000
62-39 64th Street
$728,000
2-family home
3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
Anita Drouin
Realty Connect USA L I Inc
Over $900,000
75-14 69th Road
$1,350,000
2-family home
4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
Augusto Torres
Elite Team Realty
REAL ESTATE
Ridgewood among NYC’s top 10 best
places to raise a family: report
BY SUZANNE MONTEVERDI
SMONTEVERDI@QNS.COM / @SMONT76
Queens is living up to its reputation
as the borough of families,
according to a recent report.
Two northeastern and one western
Queens neighborhood made Street-
Easy‘s list of the top 10 neighborhoods
to raise a family citywide. The real estate
group considered several factors,
including the number of listed two or
more bedroom rentals listed on the site,
the number of families with kids under
18 already living in the neighborhood,
local school scores and aff ordability.
Coming in at No. 2 was Auburndale.
Located in the easternmost section of
Flushing, the neighborhood scored 9.8
on a scale of 10 and has a median rent
of $2,200 — the borough-wide average.
Here, over 71 percent of all rentals
off er two or more bedrooms.
Bayside came in at No. 6 on the list.
The northeastern Queens neighborhood
scored a 9 with the median rent
clocking in at $2,525. About two-thirds
of the area’s apartments have two or
more bedrooms.
Ridgewood, at No. 10, scored an 8.5.
Median rent in this neighborhood is
$2,093 — below the borough average —
and 87 percent of all rentals have two
or more bedrooms. And, of the three
Queens neighborhoods that made the list,
Ridgewood has the highest concentration
of households with young children.
According to StreetEasy, Queens is best
“for parents who prioritize more space
and kid-friendly communities above
all else.” Spacious parks, stellar schools
and great places to eat make the three appearing
neighborhoods standout options.
Thinking of making the move from
another area of the city to one of these
family-friendly Queens neighborhoods?
The real estate site’s interactive
“Should I buy or should I rent?” tool,
found at streeteasy.com, can help you
make an informed decision.
