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Queens, New York, 2011 Real Estate Trends
Queens, New York is a middle to upper-middle class section of New York City that is located on the western part of Long Island. Many immigrants, largely of Asian descent have made their way to this city borough that is further separated into five neighborhoods. Over 50% of the residents are second or third generation Americans that started when descendants first arrived to the great land.
The real estate trend in Queens continues to decrease in value along with the rest of the country. The average home sales price fell 52.3% from a year ago and the number of home sales has also decreased by 77.8%. This indicates that homeowners that were thinking of selling their homes have decided to stay put until the market stabilizes a little more.
The average selling price of a home in Queens for the week ending February 9, 2011, was $ 414,808, a decrease of .2% from the previous week. This amount represents a slide that seems to be evening out compared to more drastic dips during 2010. The closer to Nassau County that one gets, the more stable the home sales with homes bordering on the high end in excess of $ 1 million. More central based districts like Pomonok and Sunnyside is where the most extreme plummets in price and sales appear to be occurring.
Queens is an active community, home to JFK International Airport and LaGuardia Airport, the New York Mets baseball team, the US Open tennis tournament and the Aqueduct Racetrack. Many manufacturers are based in Queens, making travel simple to work. Some of these include watchmaker Bulova, piano manufacturer Steinway & Sons and Glaceau, makers of Vitamin Water. The economy of Queens is based on industry, trade and tourism with the average household income being $ 42,608 according to the 2005 census. Over 21.6% of the population falls below the poverty line.
The price per square foot for homes in Queens has been increasing, up by 63.8% from last year. This is not good news for homes on the market that are already taking a hit by the sales price falling by 52.3% compared to a year ago. During the first part of February 2011, there were 4,419 homes on the market for sale and 576 properties in a foreclosure status. For those looking for a lower priced home, Sunnyside and Lindenwood are the most popular with home ranging from $ 184,480 to $ 240,516.
Depending on the area of Queens where you are looking for a home, many excellent deals can be found now. How much further the prices will fall and how long a decrease in value can last is anyone’s guess but experts expect to see this trend end by mid 2011. Early 2011 could be a good opportunity to start looking before many banking regulations and increased down payment policies take full force. Auctions and foreclosures are also plentiful and priced right for first time homeowners that might need a fixer upper that could increase in value in a few short years.
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