Queens is the largest New York City borough and is the second largest borough after Brooklyn in population.  The Queens real estate market is huge as over 2 million people call Queens home.  People have been moving to Queens from all over the world for more than a hundred years, and they give no signs of letting up.  The diversity of Queens real estate market is a result, in part, of the diversity of languages spoken there. 

The Queens real estate market is divided into many different neighborhoods such as Jamaica, Jamaica Estates, Jamaica Hills, Briarwood, Queens Village, Hollis, Hollis Hills, Cambria Heights, Rosedale, Laurelton, Ozone Park, South Ozone Park, Springfield Gardens, Richmond Hill, Wakefield, Woodhaven, Forest Hills, Kew Garden, Kew Garden Hills, Rego Park, Saint Albans, Hillcrest and many more. Residents usually refer to their neighborhood name when describing where they live. As for as home styles, the Queens real estate market offers Town Homes, Single Family Homes, Ranch Style Homes or One Story, Hi Ranch or Two Story Homes, Tudor Style Homes, Victorian Style Homes and many more to choose from. Another factor that drives the Queens real state market is that taxes are relative low compare to the other boroughs