Apartment$1,090,000
Ridgewood

51 homes and apartments for sale in Ridgewood, United States.
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24 properties shown
Apartment$1,090,000
Ridgewood
House$1,100,000
Ridgewood
Apartment$1,599,000
Ridgewood
Apartment$1,600,000
Ridgewood
Apartment$879,000
Ridgewood
Apartment$549,000
Ridgewood
Apartment$1,100,000
Ridgewood
Apartment$2,188,000
Ridgewood
Apartment$899,900
Ridgewood
Apartment$650,000
Ridgewood
Apartment$2,095,000
Ridgewood
Apartment$1,149,000
Ridgewood
Apartment$1,598,000
Ridgewood
Apartment$535,000
Ridgewood

$699,000
Ridgewood

$799,000
Ridgewood

$1,200,000
Ridgewood

$2,995,000
Ridgewood

$1,949,000
Ridgewood
Apartment$750,000
Ridgewood

$2,999,000
Ridgewood

$3,495,000
Ridgewood

$12,000,000
Ridgewood

$885,000
Ridgewood
Buyer's guide: Ridgewood
Ridgewood sits on the Queens-Brooklyn border, and the median asking price in our 51 listings is €1,205,972. Apartments and houses are split almost evenly, and many of the larger listings are multi-family buildings.
Asking prices from current RealEstateAbroad listings, in euros. Only 28 listings include a size, so the per-m² figure is less robust than in other areas.
| Measure | Ridgewood |
|---|---|
| Median ask | €1,205,972 |
| p25 to p75 | €797,828 to €1,828,178 |
| Price per m² (28 sized listings) | €5,281 |
| Median size | 219 m² |
| Listings | 51 |
There are 28 apartments and 23 houses. Five or more bedrooms is by far the most common count (31), which signals two- to four-family buildings, while smaller units account for the rest.
Smaller buyers should compare apartments in the US; owner-investors can look at houses.
Ridgewood is known for blocks of attached brick row houses, some landmarked districts, and a mix of long-term residents and newcomers priced out of Brooklyn. The L and M subway lines and many bus routes connect to Manhattan, and Myrtle Avenue provides restaurants and shops. Heating systems, roofs and old plumbing deserve a thorough inspection in older buildings.
Closing costs in New York are higher than in much of the US, because of title insurance, attorney fees, lender charges and transfer taxes, so budget several percent on top of the price. Property tax on small multi-family buildings is billed by building class, and an active tax abatement or exemption can change the bill, so ask for the latest tax statement. If you buy to rent, your lender will want to see rent rolls, and you should have a New York tax adviser explain how rental income is taxed for non-residents.
Foreigners can buy freely. For multi-family houses, ask for rent rolls, leases and the legal status of each unit, as New York has rent-stabilisation rules. For co-ops, expect board interviews and financial disclosures. Closing involves a New York attorney, title insurance and transfer taxes; mortgages for non-residents are possible with larger deposits.
Read our US buying guide and financing guide.
Woodside, Elmhurst, Rego Park, Forest Hills and Long Island City are in Queens. Ozone Park is further south. See US property.
Last updated 8 October 2026
It is in Queens, on the border with Brooklyn. Its subway lines run into Manhattan and Brooklyn, which is part of the appeal.
Many of the larger listings are multi-family buildings, which carry five or more bedrooms across their units. Check each unit's layout, rent status and occupancy.
Yes, it can be done with cash or with a US mortgage where the lender accepts non-resident borrowers. Expect a larger deposit, and talk to a New York attorney about unit legality and rent rules.
Check that every unit has a valid certificate of occupancy and legal status, and look at rent-stabilisation rules and tenants' leases. Inspect the roof, boiler and plumbing, because older row houses can need major repairs.