Apartment$675,000
Whitestone

93 homes and apartments for sale in Whitestone, United States.
24 properties shown
Apartment$675,000
Whitestone
Apartment$349,000
Whitestone
Apartment$389,000
Whitestone

$1,499,000
Whitestone
Apartment$1,950,000
Whitestone

$1,100,000
Whitestone

$1,188,000
Whitestone

$1,099,000
Whitestone

$1,450,000
Whitestone

$889,950
Whitestone

$999,000
Whitestone

$1,258,000
Whitestone

$4,095,000
Whitestone

$1,975,000
Whitestone
Apartment$410,000
Whitestone
Apartment$360,000
Whitestone
Apartment$379,000
Whitestone

$1,349,000
Whitestone
Apartment$415,000
Whitestone

$948,888
Whitestone
Apartment$275,000
Whitestone

$5,600,000
Whitestone
Apartment$290,000
Whitestone
Apartment$408,000
Whitestone
Buyer's guide: Whitestone
Whitestone is a residential neighbourhood on Queens' northern shore, in New York City, set beside the Bronx-Whitestone Bridge. Our 93 listings have a median asking price of €845,699, but the spread is wide: half of them lie between €344,180 and €1,340,962.
Asking prices from current RealEstateAbroad listings, converted to euros.
| Measure | Whitestone |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €845,699 |
| 25th to 75th percentile | €344,180 to €1,340,962 |
| Price per m² | €5,588 |
| Median size | 122 m² |
| Listings | 93 |
Apartments are the largest group with 51 listings, then 39 houses and 3 land parcels. Three-bedroom homes number 21, two-bedroom 19, one-bedroom 18, four-bedroom 16, five-plus 14 and studios 2. The gap between the lower quartile and the median reflects low-priced co-op apartments, while detached and semi-detached houses lift the top. See the US apartment and house pages.
Whitestone has leafy residential streets, Francis Lewis Park beside the bridge approach, and nearby Malba and Beechhurst with waterfront houses. Shops line Utopia Parkway and 150th Street, and Flushing's large commercial centre and subway terminus are a short bus ride away. There is no subway line in Whitestone itself, so many residents drive or use buses, and Manhattan is typically a long trip. Buyers are local families, buyers from Flushing and Bayside, and people wanting more space than central Queens. Waterfront blocks need flood and insurance checks.
There is no restriction on foreign buyers in New York. Many apartments are co-operatives, where the board approves the buyer and may question non-US income, require large down payments or limit pied-à-terre use, so check the building rules first. Closing costs include the state transfer tax, a mansion tax above $1 million, mortgage recording tax if borrowing, title insurance and attorney fees. FIRPTA withholding applies on a later sale. See our US buying guide and financing page.
In Whitestone a co-op board, not the seller, is often the real gatekeeper for a foreign buyer.
College Point, Bayside and Fresh Meadows are close Queens neighbourhoods, East Elmhurst and Jackson Heights lie further west, and the Bronx is across the bridge. See the United States overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
No, residents use buses or cars; the nearest subway terminus is in Flushing.
A building where you own shares in a corporation, and a board must approve buyers.
Yes, but boards often impose stricter financial requirements.
A New York State tax on purchases of $1 million or more, paid by the buyer.
Waterfront blocks near the bay can be, so check flood maps.