1731 Norman Street

Overview of Ridgewood

Ridgewood is the cooler, quieter cousin of Bushwick. It has been designated a historic district for its miles of yellow brick row houses. For buyers seeking Ridgewood Queens real estate, it offers hip cafes, breweries, and stunning architecture.

Living in Ridgewood is trendy but grounded. It feels like Brooklyn but is firmly in Queens. As a Queens NYC neighborhood, it is architecturally distinct.

Real Estate & Housing Market

The market for homes for sale in Ridgewood is hot. The "Mathews Flats" (yellow brick 6-family buildings) are iconic.

Prices have risen significantly as young professionals move in.

Lifestyle & Community

The lifestyle in Ridgewood is vibrant. It has a burgeoning art and coffee scene.

The community is a mix of Polish/Slavic roots and young creatives.

Transportation & Accessibility

Ridgewood is served by the M and L trains. It is very accessible to Union Square.

Parks, Schools & Amenities

Grover Cleveland Park offers skyline views.

Amenities: A huge number of vintage shops and bars.

Who This Neighborhood Is Best For

Ridgewood is best for creatives, young professionals, and lovers of historic architecture.