Queens rent data

Average 3-Bedroom rent in Queens

The median three-bedroom apartment in Queens rents for $3,450/month as of August 2026. Prices range from $1,995 (Briarwood) to $9,350 (Hunters Point) across 56 neighborhoods.
  • 2,780 listings
  • 56 neighborhoods
  • Updated August 2026
The short answer

A three-bedroom apartment in Queens costs a median of $3,450/month as of August 2026, based on 2,780 current listings across 56 neighborhoods. The cheapest neighborhood is Briarwood at $1,995/mo, and the most expensive is Hunters Point at $7,265/mo. The middle 80% of neighborhoods rent between $1,995 and $9,350.

Price distribution

How 56 neighborhoods stack up

Each bar shows how many neighborhoods fall inside that rent band. The borough median sits at $3,450/mo.

$1,995–$2,654
2
$2,654–$3,313
20
$3,313–$3,972
28
$3,972–$4,631
3
$4,631–$5,290
1
$5,949–$6,608
1
$6,608–$7,266
1

Median bucket highlighted in gold. Source: active NYC rental listings.

3-Bedrooms by neighborhood
Neighborhood10th %Median90th %Listings
Briarwood$1,995$1,995$3,0393
Murray Hill$2,440$2,550$3,6005
Laurelton$2,700$2,700$2,7001
Oakland Gardens$2,557$2,899$4,34437
Kew Gardens Hills$2,863$2,900$3,4736
South Ozone Park$2,820$2,900$2,9802
Far Rockaway$2,380$2,900$3,19315
Rockaway Park$3,000$3,000$3,0001
Jamaica Estates$3,005$3,025$3,0452
Bay Terrace (Queens)$3,010$3,050$3,0902
Woodhaven$2,830$3,050$3,7604
Ozone Park$3,100$3,100$3,1001
Maspeth$2,840$3,150$4,25735
Pomonok$2,914$3,170$3,4252
Jamaica Hills$3,208$3,208$3,2081
Douglaston$3,250$3,250$3,2501
Richmond Hill$2,890$3,250$3,6102
Hollis$3,299$3,299$3,2991
Rosedale$3,300$3,300$3,3001
Glendale$2,835$3,300$4,22028
Bay Terrace$3,140$3,300$3,4603
Little Neck$2,860$3,300$5,0603
Flushing$2,710$3,350$7,61032
East Flushing$2,940$3,400$3,8005
South Richmond Hill$2,410$3,400$3,5603
Belle Harbor$3,400$3,400$3,4001
East Elmhurst$2,900$3,400$4,2506
Jackson Heights$3,000$3,450$5,00031
North Corona$3,450$3,450$3,4501
Bellerose$3,415$3,475$3,5352
Arverne$3,390$3,497$3,73010
Queens Village$3,060$3,499$4,0603
Kew Gardens$3,260$3,500$3,7907
Glen Oaks$3,500$3,500$3,5001
Rego Park$2,130$3,500$5,41014
Bayside$2,907$3,500$4,38013
Whitestone$2,850$3,550$4,50011
Elmhurst$3,000$3,550$3,82020
Bayswater$3,511$3,553$3,5952
Howard Beach$3,235$3,575$3,9152
Springfield Gardens$3,529$3,599$3,7474
Ditmars-Steinway$2,590$3,600$4,784114
St. Albans$2,570$3,650$4,7302
Astoria$2,799$3,750$5,000352
Sunnyside$3,200$3,763$4,34050
Queens$2,900$3,800$5,5001,080
Middle Village$3,100$3,800$4,99911
Ridgewood$3,191$3,850$4,500229
Corona$3,583$3,877$4,1712
College Point$3,180$3,900$4,6202
Woodside$3,000$3,999$5,14039
Jamaica$3,080$4,248$4,50028
Forest Hills$3,000$4,500$5,75081
Neponsit$4,700$4,700$4,7001
Long Island City$4,100$6,000$9,200293
Hunters Point$4,406$7,265$9,350172
FAQs

Common questions

What is the average rent for a three-bedroom apartment in Queens?
The median rent for a three-bedroom apartment in Queens is $3,450 per month as of August 2026, based on 2,780 current listings across 56 neighborhoods. The bottom 10% of neighborhoods rent for under $1,995, and the top 10% exceed $9,350.
Where is the cheapest three-bedroom apartment in Queens?
Briarwood has the lowest median three-bedroom apartment rent in Queens at $1,995/month — 42% below the borough median.
Where is the most expensive three-bedroom apartment in Queens?
Hunters Point has the highest median three-bedroom apartment rent in Queens at $7,265/month — 111% above the borough median.
Is $3,450 a normal rent for a three-bedroom apartment in Queens?
Yes — $3,450 is the median, meaning half of three-bedroom apartment listings in Queens ask for less and half ask for more. Anything from $1,995 (10th percentile) to $9,350 (90th percentile) is within the normal range. Prices outside that range are either deals worth grabbing or overpriced outliers.
How do I find a three-bedroom apartment in Queens?
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