Buildings in Ridgewood
Ridgewood, in Queens next to Bushwick, is known for its blocks of brick rowhouses, many of them two- and three-family homes, along with small apartment buildings and mixed-use buildings. Large parts of the neighborhood are within historic districts.
The main shopping streets include Myrtle Avenue, Fresh Pond Road, and Forest Avenue.
ZIP codes in and around Ridgewood include 11385.
How we help Ridgewood owners
Ridgewood owners often call us about renting out apartments in two- and three-family homes and about what their building could sell for. In historic districts, exterior work can need approval from the Landmarks Preservation Commission, so we factor that into repair estimates.
Owners here most often call us about rent out apartments and storefronts and sell your building.
Before you call
It helps to have these ready, but it is fine if you do not:
- The building address
- How many apartments and stores it has, and which ones are empty
- Any violation notices or letters from the City
Our services
Sell your building
Find out what your building could sell for with a free appraisal analysis, then get help from listing to closing. We also represent buyers.
Learn more about sell your buildingRent out apartments and storefronts
Have an empty apartment or store? We market it, show it, check applications fairly, and help you sign the lease.
Learn more about rent out apartments and storefrontsProperty management
Rent collection, repairs, and day-to-day tenant calls, including rent-stabilized buildings. You get clear updates.
Learn more about property managementFix building violations
Open HPD, DOB, or ECB violations? We help you plan the fix. Repairs are done by our affiliated contractor, TKO Home Improvement.
Learn more about fix building violations