Ridgewood:

This neighborhood Known for being homey and it's Closer to Brooklyn than most of Queens.

With low-rise apartment buildings, multi-family homes, and townhouses,

many of the homes are well-kept and retain much of their early 20th-century appeal,

it’s easy to see why multiple people are moving to the more affordable Ridgewood.

The neighborhood Access to lively entertainment is available, from bars and lounges to restaurants with world-class cuisine. It's home to wine shops, food trucks, and supermarkets.

Ridgewood is served by many bus routes with connections to the L train on Myrtle Avenue and the M train running through the heart of this area.