Apartment$379,000
Forest Hills

208 homes and apartments for sale in Forest Hills, United States.
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24 properties shown
Apartment$379,000
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Apartment$359,000
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Apartment$729,000
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$925,000
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$1,275,000
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Apartment$585,000
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$3,158,000
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Apartment$449,000
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Apartment$265,000
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Apartment$449,000
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Apartment$439,000
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Apartment$295,000
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Apartment$449,000
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Apartment$440,000
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Apartment$719,000
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Apartment$427,000
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Apartment$439,000
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Apartment$449,000
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Apartment$365,000
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Apartment$449,888
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Apartment$288,000
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Apartment$289,000
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Apartment$905,000
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Apartment$1,188,000
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Buyer's guide: Forest Hills
Forest Hills is a residential neighbourhood in Queens, New York City, and almost all of its property for sale is apartments. We list 204 properties with a median asking price of €392,455, in euros.
Asking prices are from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. The middle half sits between €285,848 and €651,707. The median ask per square metre is €4,875 and the median home is 84 m².
| Measure | Forest Hills |
|---|---|
| Listings | 204 |
| Median asking price | €392,455 |
| Middle half | €285,848 to €651,707 |
| Per m² | €4,875 |
| Median size | 84 m² |
| Apartments / houses | 179 / 25 |
Apartments account for 179 listings and houses for 25. One-bedroom units are the largest group at 80, followed by 71 two-bedroom, 20 three-bedroom, 19 studios, 10 with five or more and four with four. A large share of the apartment stock in New York is co-operative rather than condominium, which changes the rules.
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Forest Hills has a village-like shopping street on Austin Street, tree-lined blocks, the Tudor-style private enclave of Forest Hills Gardens, and fast subway and Long Island Rail Road service to Midtown Manhattan. The West Side Tennis Club was once home to the US Open. It tends to attract families, professionals and buyers who want Manhattan access at lower prices.
Adjacent neighbourhoods include Rego Park, Elmhurst, Ridgewood, Jamaica and Ozone Park, and the wider Queens market.
Buying a co-op means purchasing shares in a corporation, and the board must approve you. Some co-ops restrict non-resident or foreign buyers, limit financing, or require large liquid reserves. Condos are more flexible. Foreigners can buy in New York, but should expect a lawyer-led process, mortgage recording tax if financing, and a mansion tax on purchases over $1m. Monthly maintenance charges and special assessments matter as much as the price.
See the US buying guide, financing and the US overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
You own shares in a building corporation rather than the unit itself, and a board approves buyers.
Some boards accept them, others do not. Check the building's rules before bidding.
Monthly charges covering building costs and often property tax. They vary and should be reviewed.
Yes, subway and LIRR service connect it quickly to Midtown.
Yes, in New York a real estate attorney is standard.