Ridgewood Overview
Ridgewood is suburban in nature, consisting of multi-family houses. Ridgewood's
development like most other communities in the local area was sporadic. Ridgewood is a fairly quiet neighborhood, with the exception of Fresh
Pond Road and Myrtle Ave which provide most of the commerce in the local
area. Ridgewood does have a draw back and that is public transportation is
limited. Most residents have a car, and the goods new is parking is not a
problem.
Ridgewood
Residents & Culture
Ridgewood attracted primarily German settlers in the 1840s and 1850s. The German influence
remains, with later immigrants from Italy, Yugoslavia, and Central and South
America adding to the mix. Fresh Pond Road is a prime example of Ridgewood's
history as it possess large amount of Polish and Italian Bakeries.
Ridgewood Residences &
Rents
Ridgewood residences consists of multi-family
houses. There are rarely any cooperatives or condominiums in Ridgewood.
General rents in the area range from studio's starting at $650-$1050, one
bedrooms from $900-$1200, two bedrooms from $1100-$1500, three bedrooms or town homes
from $1495-$2400
Ridgewood
Transportation & Commuting
In Ridgewood you can
catch the New York City Subway's "M" train at Fresh Pond Station. The "M"
can have you in downtown in 35 minutes and midtown in 50 minutes. There is
also transportation by bus which stops at Fresh Pond Road and Catalpa
Avenue. (Bus QM24W) From Ridgewood on the QM24W you can be in Midtown
Manhattan in 50 minutes barring any major traffic
delays. |
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