Apartment$995,000
Howard Beach

98 homes and apartments for sale in Howard Beach, United States.
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Apartment$995,000
Howard Beach

$1,199,000
Howard Beach
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Howard Beach
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$1,899,000
Howard Beach
Apartment$999,900
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$390,000
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$999,000
Howard Beach
Apartment$1,349,999
Howard Beach
Apartment$215,000
Howard Beach
Apartment$480,000
Howard Beach
Apartment$279,000
Howard Beach

$1,175,000
Howard Beach
Apartment$650,000
Howard Beach
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Howard Beach
Apartment$220,000
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$759,000
Howard Beach
Apartment$379,990
Howard Beach
Apartment$279,999
Howard Beach
Apartment$219,000
Howard Beach
Buyer's guide: Howard Beach
Howard Beach is a waterside corner of southern Queens at lower price points than most of New York: our median asking price is €459,056 across 97 listings, with apartments (59) outnumbering houses (34). The neighbourhood is close to JFK airport, which matters to frequent flyers and some investors.
Asking prices from current listings.
| Measure | Howard Beach |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €459,056 |
| p25 to p75 | €274,202 to €938,673 |
| Median price per m² | €4,298 |
| Median size | 111 m² |
| Listings | 97 |
Apartments account for 59 listings, houses for 34 and land for four. The bedroom split is even: 21 four-bedroom, 19 each of one- and three-bedroom, 15 two-bedroom, 14 with five or more and five studios. Many of the apartments in this part of New York are co-ops or condos, which have different board rules and financing options, so confirm which you are looking at.
Howard Beach has waterfront streets with detached and semi-detached houses, plus apartment buildings, and a more suburban feel than most of New York. It lies along Jamaica Bay, which brings pleasant views but also storm-surge risk; ask about flood insurance. Cross Bay Boulevard is the main commercial strip, and the subway and bus services take longer into Manhattan than from western Queens.
If you want something closer to Manhattan, compare Forest Hills or Ridgewood. Neighbouring areas in the same part of Queens include Ozone Park, South Ozone Park and Jamaica, while Queens as a whole is a wider market.
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Last updated 8 October 2026
Very much so. The median asking price is €459,056 and the price per m² is €4,298, far below Manhattan-style levels.
Many New York apartments are co-ops, and the listing will say. Co-ops have board approval and different financing rules.
The area sits by Jamaica Bay, so check flood zone maps and insurance quotes before buying.
Yes, it is among the closest residential areas to the airport, though plane noise varies by street.