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Exploring Glendale real estate is always a rewarding experience, from Upper Glendale to Liberty Park —it’s a neighborhood that strikes a rare balance between warmth, accessibility, and long-term value. The tree-lined streets, classic architectural styles, and close-knit residential feel make Glendale especially appealing for buyers looking for true “home” energy. From charming single-family houses with yards to well-kept multifamily options, the housing stock here offers real variety while maintaining a consistently strong sense of community.

Beyond traditional homes, Glendale also features several condo buildings as well as one coop – Forest View Crescent at 90-50 and 90-60 Union Trpk, Glendale. Condo and coop units are the perfect for buyers seeking lower-maintenance living or a more accessible entry point into the market. These options are especially popular with first-time buyers, downsizers, and investors who want reliable appreciation without the overhead of a detached property. Convenient transportation, nearby shopping, and neighborhood parks add to the everyday ease of living here.

The average home sale price for a Single-Family home in Glendale, Queens is $849,000.

The average home sale price for a Two-Family home in Glendale, Queens is $1,025,000.

The average home sale price for a Three-Family home in Glendale, Queens is $1,235,000.

The average home sale price for a Four-Family home in Glendale, Queens is $1,337,500.

The average home sale price for a Condominum in Glendale, Queens is $549,000.

The average home sale price for a Co-op unit in Glendale, Queens is $400,000.

Data for all sold properties were gathered from 12 months of sales in 2026. These numbers reflect steady neighborhood demand and tight inventory.

Living in Glendale means easy access to parks, with Forest Park on the east side and Hyland Park on the west side of the neighborhood. While there is no subway stop in Glendale, transportation is still convenient. Glendale is located between countless strips of parks and cemeteries. But like many Queens neighborhoods, Glendale’s quiet, residential feel means you’re sacrificing accessibility to the subway system. If hopping on the train is a must for you, there are options just beyond the neighborhood’s western borders: the “M” & “L” trains. Glendale benefits from two express buses: the QM24 & QM25. If you’re commuting to Lower Manhattan, the QM25 will take you there in about 55 minutes, and if you work in Midtown, the trip on the QM24 is about 40 minutes. Glendale’s shopping hotspot is Myrtle Avenue, no doubt, as the strip is packed with restaurants of several ethnic varieties, as well as a wide selection of neighborhood shops, salons, bakeries, and markets.

Glendale, Queens, New York, is part of New York City School District 24 and offers several public elementary, middle, parochial, and charter schools: PS/IS 119, PS/IS 113, PS 91, PS 68, Success Academy Charter School, and Sacred Heart Catholic Academy. 

Atlas Park Outdoor Mall for shopping and restaurant options on Myrtle Ave offer surprising variety of options. The most famous restaurant in Glendale is, of course, Zum Stammtisch a famous, family-run old-school German beer hall and restaurant with rustic Alpine decor, dirndl-wearing waitstaff. Simply a local favorite and a must-visit place for anyone passing through.

I look at Glendale as a living, evolving neighborhood with real momentum behind it. Whether someone is buying their first home, selling a longtime family property, or exploring co-op and condo opportunities, Glendale real estate continues to stand out as a smart, sustainable place to plant roots or build long-term value.