Far Rockaway Real Estate Market Trends

Market Overview for December, 2024


Median Sale Price

$585K

-7.1% YoY


Median Price/Sqft

$294

-4% YoY


No. of Transactions

11

83.3% YoY

Queens Median Sale Price

$585K

1% YoY

What is the median sale price and median price per sq ft in Far Rockaway?
The median home sale price in Far Rockaway as of December was $585K, down 7.1% year-over-year. A total of 11 assets were sold, representing an 83.3% growth compared to December last year. The median price per square foot was $294, a -4% YoY change. In December, the median home sale price in Queens was $585K.

Far Rockaway Median Sale Price

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Median Sale Price Per Square Feet

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Real Estate Transactions in Far Rockaway

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Top most expensive neighborhoods in Queens

Far Rockaway median price compared with other neighborhoods in Queens

Property values in Far Rockaway are in-line with the median property values of Far Rockaway.




Far Rockaway median price compared with all the neighborhoods in Queens

Neighborhood Borough Median Sale Price
Belle Harbor Queens $1,325,000
Hunters Point Queens $1,262,295
Fresh Meadows Queens $999,000
Rockwood Park Queens $984,750
East Flushing Queens $980,000
Whitestone Queens $980,000
Bayside Queens $950,000
Auburndale Queens $936,790
Hollis Hills Queens $925,000
South Astoria Queens $847,665
Old Howard Beach Queens $845,000
Old Astoria Queens $838,000
Middle Village Queens $825,000
Rosedale Queens $812,500
East Elmhurst Queens $809,450
LIC Queens $806,265
Murray Hill Queens $780,000
Floral Park Queens $775,000
College Point Queens $770,000
Glendale Queens $757,500
Maspeth Queens $753,227
Douglaston Queens $738,000
Sunnyside Queens $737,500
Ozone Park Queens $730,000
Bellerose Queens $690,000
Queensboro Hill Queens $677,500
Saint Albans Queens $675,000
Queens Village Queens $672,500
Brookville Queens $672,500
Richmond Hill Queens $645,292
Astoria Heights / Upper Ditmars Queens $640,000
Laurelton Queens $635,000
Breezy Point Queens $629,000
Jamaica Estates Queens $617,500
Jamaica Queens $600,000
Rochdale Queens $600,000
Hollis Queens $589,125
Far Rockaway Queens $585,000
South Ozone Park Queens $585,000
Springfield Gardens Queens $580,000
Cambria Heights Queens $575,000
East New York Queens $525,000
Kew Gardens Queens $465,000
Arverne Queens $459,000
Sunnyside Gardens Queens $441,448
Downtown Flushing Queens $430,000
Bay Terrace Queens $420,000
Forest Hills Queens $411,250
Elmhurst Queens $395,000
Kew Gardens Hills Queens $385,000
Jackson Heights Queens $376,500
Corona Queens $376,000
Woodside Queens $367,000
Woodhaven Queens $359,000
Rockaway Park Queens $340,000
Glen Oaks Queens $327,500
Lindenwood Queens $322,000
Rego Park Queens $315,000
Oakland Gardens Queens $310,000
Briarwood Queens $293,750
Little Neck Queens $293,585
Jamaica Hills Queens $139,000

Residential Properties Sold in Far Rockaway

Property Type Median sale price Y-o-Y Median sale price/sqft Y-o-Y Transactions
Condos - - - - 0
Coops - - - - 0
Houses $585K -16.4% $294 11.1% 11

The median house sale price in Far Rockaway in December was $585K, down 16.4% year-over-year. There was no statistically significant data for median condo price and median coop price activity for the period of December in Far Rockaway.

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Far Rockaway Neighborhood Guide

Far Rockaway, Queens is located on the easternmost section of the Rockaway Peninsula. Once one of the most popular summer getaways for actors and other celebrities, and home to three dazzling theaters, today the neighborhood is much quieter and you're more likely to see a family on an afternoon beach walk than a celebrity dipping their toes. Recent redevelopment has helped breathe new life into this quiet, laidback area, though long-term residents aren't all thrilled about the changes.

Architecture and landmarks

There are a number of landmarks in the area, including the Far Rockaway Beach Bungalow Historic District, and a number of buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places: Russell Sage Memorial Church, the United States Post Office, and Trinity Chapel. The streets in this neighborhood are mostly one ways and are incredibly narrow - with cars around they can be interesting to navigate! Residents embrace the strikingly diverse home styles in the area, including Queen Annes next to Dutch Colonials with wood frames, and 1900s shingle-style homes next to bungalows. Many original homes have been adapted to two-family homes, and white fences are popular in the area. According to the most recent census, more than one-third of the housing stock consisted of buildings with more than 50 units.

Transport

There are three buses to Long Island in Far Rockaway (N31, N32, and N33), access to the A train, and a Long Island Rail Road stop on the eastern side of the neighborhood. The LIRR requires a transfer at the Jamaica station, but still gets riders to Penn Station in just under an hour during rush hour. There are also four local buses in the neighborhood.

Schools

There are three buses to Long Island in Far Rockaway (N31, N32, and N33), access to the A train, and a Long Island Rail Road stop on the eastern side of the neighborhood. The LIRR requires a transfer at the Jamaica station, but still gets riders to Penn Station in just under an hour during rush hour. There are also four local buses in the neighborhood.

Health

St. John's Episcopal Hospital is located in Far Rockaway, as is North Shore University Hospital. Other medical offices include Bezalel Health Related Facility and numerous private practices.

Safety

In 2016, there were 10.38 crimes reported in Far Rockaway for over 1,000 residents. This makes this neighborhood, which is overseen by the 101st Precinct of the New York Police Department, a moderately safe neighborhood in Queens.

Things to do

It's common to see residents on Far Rockaway's beachfront, whether walking through the sand or riding their bikes along the 40-foot-wide promenade that is located all along the East Rockaway Inlet, and sketch artists can often be seen drawing between the dunes, while families picnic nearby.

It's common to see residents on Far Rockaway's beachfront, whether walking through the sand or riding their bikes along the 40-foot-wide promenade that is located all along the East Rockaway Inlet, and sketch artists can often be seen drawing between the dunes, while families picnic nearby.

O'Donohue Park is the most popular park in the area, and those who have a special interest in Far Rockaway can visit the Queens Library Archives to see an impressive collection of materials that highlight the history of this unique neighborhood and showcase correspondence relating to it.