Apartment$299,999
Little Neck

71 homes and apartments for sale in Little Neck, United States.
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24 properties shown
Apartment$299,999
Little Neck
Apartment$988,000
Little Neck

$995,000
Little Neck

$1,920,000
Little Neck

$938,800
Little Neck

$1,028,000
Little Neck
Apartment$295,000
Little Neck
Apartment$248,000
Little Neck
Apartment$1,450,000
Little Neck
Apartment$1,499,888
Little Neck
Apartment$439,000
Little Neck
Apartment$879,000
Little Neck
Apartment$295,000
Little Neck
Apartment$315,000
Little Neck

$2,350,000
Little Neck

$1,279,900
Little Neck

$1,488,000
Little Neck
Apartment$375,000
Little Neck
Apartment$425,000
Little Neck
Apartment$448,000
Little Neck
Apartment$749,000
Little Neck
Apartment$448,000
Little Neck

$1,388,878
Little Neck

$1,880,000
Little Neck
Buyer's guide: Little Neck
Little Neck real estate sits on the eastern edge of Queens, New York, where the city meets Nassau County. We list 71 properties here with a median asking price of €785,804, split between 44 apartments and 27 houses. Prices span a wide band, so check which ownership type you are looking at before comparing.
Data come from current listings on RealEstateAbroad; all values are asking prices converted to euros.
| Indicator | Figure |
|---|---|
| Listings | 71 |
| Median asking price | €785,804 |
| Lower to upper quartile | €345,968 to €1,250,670 |
| Median per m² | €5,462 |
| Median floor area | 114 m² |
Apartments account for 44 listings and houses for 27. Bedrooms are spread unusually evenly: 4 studios, 14 one-beds, 16 two-beds, 13 three-beds, 12 four-beds and 12 with five or more.
The gap between the lower and upper quartile is large because small co-op units sit alongside detached family homes. Browse comparable stock through the national apartment and house pages.
Little Neck is a mostly residential neighbourhood with low-rise streets, a Long Island Rail Road station on the Port Washington branch and quick road access via the Cross Island Parkway and Long Island Expressway. Much of the housing is suburban in feel, which attracts families and commuters who want Manhattan within reach without Manhattan prices.
Bayside, Douglaston and Great Neck are close by. Within this list, Bayside, Whitestone, Fresh Meadows and Great Neck are neighbouring markets worth comparing, while Queens Village and Garden City lie further along the east side.
Many New York apartments are co-ops, where you buy shares and a board interviews you; condos are easier for non-residents. Expect board approval timelines, maintenance charges and closing costs that include attorney fees and, for some purchases, the mansion tax at higher prices. Property tax and school district can differ sharply between Queens and neighbouring Nassau streets.
See our US buying guide for the process, and the mortgage options page before you commit.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The median asking price across 71 current listings is €785,804. Half the listings sit between €345,968 and €1,250,670, reflecting a mix of small apartments and large houses.
Condos usually give foreign buyers fewer hurdles, because co-ops require board approval and often limit financing or subletting. Co-ops can be cheaper per square metre, so ask your attorney about the building's rules.
The Port Washington branch of the LIRR connects the area to Penn Station and Grand Central Madison, and drivers use the Long Island Expressway. Journey times vary by time of day, so test your commute.
There are 27 houses against 44 apartments in our listings. Houses are typically the larger and more expensive end of the 71 properties.