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Queens price per square foot, ranked.
Median prices hide the real story: a dollar buys very different amounts of house across Queens. Every neighborhood below, ranked by verified 2026 sale price per square foot.
All 41 Queens neighborhoods, ranked.
Ranked by median sale price per square foot, highest to lowest. “Blended sales” covers all property types; * marks house-dominant markets where the figure reflects house sales. Median prices are the verified 2026 figures from the neighborhood guides.
| # | Neighborhood | Median price | $/sq ft | Basis | Source |
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| 1 | Long Island City | $1.21M | $855 | Sold homes | Redfin |
| 2 | Astoria | $740K blended | $836 | Sold homes | Redfin |
| 3 | Flushing | $636K median sold · Sep 2026 (blended, all types) | $814 | Blended sales | realtor.com |
| 4 | Woodside | $356K sold · $580K listed (blended medians) | $800 | Active listings | Realtor.com |
| 5 | Ridgewood | $925K blended (Q2 2026) | $765 | Sold homes | Redfin |
| 6 | Douglaston | ~$950K overall (Redfin, Jul 2026); houses $1.4M, Manor $2.8M+ | $758 | House sales * | PropertyShark |
| 7 | Whitestone | $950K blended (2026 sources range $880K–$977K) | $755 | Blended sales | PropertyShark |
| 8 | Fresh Meadows | $1.13M blended (Q2 2026 sales) | $708 | Blended sales | PropertyShark |
| 9 | Rego Park | $417K blended (Q2 2026, +6.2%) — co-op-heavy market | $667 | Blended sales | PropertyShark |
| 10 | Sunnyside | $753K blended median (Q2 2026 sales) | $616 | Active listings | Realtor.com |
| 11 | Kew Gardens | $300K co-op | $610 | Sold homes | PropertyShark |
| 12 | Jackson Heights | ~$410K blended (Q2 2026 recorded sales, co-op-heavy mix) | $610 | Blended sales | PropertyShark |
| 13 | Elmhurst | $535K median sale price (blended) | $610 | Avg., all types | neighborhoods.com |
| 14 | East Elmhurst | $925K blended (Q2 2026 closed sales) | $603 | Blended sales | PropertyShark |
| 15 | Middle Village | $967K median sale, Q2 2026 (blended, all types) | $601 | Sold homes | TopHap |
| 16 | College Point | $780K blended (PropertyShark); ~$860K single-family / $723K condo | $590 | Blended sales | PropertyShark |
| 17 | Glendale | $804K blended median sale price | $581 | Blended sales | PropertyShark |
| 18 | South Ozone Park | $732K | $572 | Sold homes | PropertyShark |
| 19 | Corona | $525K blended (Q2 2026) | $571 | Blended sales | PropertyShark |
| 20 | Queens Village | $778K | $566 | Sold homes | PropertyShark |
| 21 | Ozone Park | $850K houses (Q2 2026) | $565 | House sales * | PropertyShark |
| 22 | Jamaica Estates | $1.5M | $559 | Sold homes | Redfin |
| 23 | Richmond Hill | $773K | $553 | Sold homes | PropertyShark |
| 24 | Maspeth | $873K blended median (Q2 2026) | $553 | Sold homes | Redfin |
| 25 | Jamaica | $675K | $540 | Sold homes | PropertyShark |
| 26 | St. Albans | $785K | $539 | Active listings | Realtor.com |
| 27 | Laurelton | $730K single-family (PropertyShark, Q2 2026) | $536 | House sales * | PropertyShark |
| 28 | Hollis | $748K | $528 | Sold homes | PropertyShark |
| 29 | Little Neck | $1.13M median single-family (Sept 2026) | $514 | Avg., all types | research average |
| 30 | Springfield Gardens | $630K blended | $507 | Active listings | Movoto |
| 31 | Cambria Heights | $755K | $506 | Sold homes | TopHap |
| 32 | Bayside | ≈$990K blended (Q2 2026); houses ≈$1.1M | $494 | Sold homes | Redfin |
| 33 | Rosedale | $655K blended | $487 | Blended sales | PropertyShark |
| 34 | Woodhaven | $738K blended (Q2 2026) | $482 | Sold homes | TopHap |
| 35 | Howard Beach | $420K blended; ~$900K single-family | $476 | Sold homes | TopHap |
| 36 | Forest Hills | $350K co-op | $471 | Active listings | Realtor.com |
| 37 | Kew Gardens Hills | $283K co-op (Q2 2026) | $419 | Active listings | Realtor.com |
| 38 | Holliswood | $1.4M single-family (per Homes.com 2026) | $416 | Avg., all types | Homes.com |
| 39 | Rockaway Beach | $525K blended | $391 | Blended sales | PropertyShark |
| 40 | Far Rockaway | $675K (Redfin Jun-Aug 2026) | $379 | Sold homes | Redfin |
| 41 | Briarwood | $300K co-op | $378 | Active listings | Realtor.com |
Compiled September 2026 from the most recent verified figure per neighborhood — most reflect mid-2026 sales; a few Redfin-sourced figures date to late 2025 or early 2026. Figures are medians from recorded sales unless the Basis column notes otherwise; small samples can move a neighborhood’s figure quarter to quarter. Nothing here is estimated — neighborhoods without a verified figure are marked plainly. These numbers are for information purposes only — everyone should do their own due diligence.
How to read this ranking.
- $/sq ft beats median price for comparisons. A $900K median in a house neighborhood and a $450K median in a co-op neighborhood can be the same price per foot — the ranking puts them on one scale.
- Low $/sq ft is not automatically a bargain. It often reflects smaller units, older stock, or longer commutes — all visible in the neighborhood guides. Value is price per foot for what you get.
- Co-op-heavy neighborhoods rank lower per foot because co-op sale prices include no land value the way house prices do. Compare within property types when you are shopping one type.
Questions, answered.
Why does price per square foot vary so much across Queens?
Three things drive it: property mix (condo towers price far higher per foot than co-ops), commute (a 20-minute Midtown ride commands a premium over an hour), and land (house neighborhoods bundle dirt into every sale). That is why western Queens riverfront blocks top the ranking and eastern house blocks anchor it.
Is a low $/sq ft neighborhood a bargain?
Not automatically. Low price per foot often reflects smaller units, older housing stock, or longer commutes — check the neighborhood guides for what the money actually buys. The real value question is price per foot for comparable quality and location, which is exactly what comparable-sales analysis answers.
How current is this data?
September 2026. Figures come from recorded-sale medians (PropertyShark deed data, realtor.com, Redfin, Homes.com) compiled during the 2026 neighborhood-guide research and refreshed for this ranking. Small quarterly samples can move a neighborhood’s figure — treat close neighbors as tied.
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Sources & rates used
- Median sale prices: the 41 Queens neighborhood guides (verified 2026, sources labeled per guide).
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- $/sq ft via neighborhoods.com (source)
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- $/sq ft via research average
- Compiled September 2026.
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