$529,000
Renovated Pre-War Two-Bedroom Co-op
43-18 Skillman Avenue #4C, Woodside, NY 11377
- 2 bd
- 1 ba
- 850 sq ft
Woodside · Queens · New York 11377
Woodside Real Estate Co. has been listing, selling and renting properties in Woodside, NY and western Queens since 2004. One office, four brokers, and a block-by-block read on what your home is actually worth.
The neighborhood brokerage
Most brokerages cover the whole borough and know none of it properly. We cover Woodside, NY 11377 and the blocks around it — which means we know which lines on Skillman get afternoon light, which co-op boards move quickly, and which buildings have an assessment coming.
Properties in Woodside, NY
A live cross-section of what we are selling and renting in Woodside and the neighbouring Queens markets.
$529,000
43-18 Skillman Avenue #4C, Woodside, NY 11377
$1,285,000
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51-07 Barnett Avenue, Woodside, NY 11377
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60-15 Roosevelt Avenue, Woodside, NY 11377
$1,495,000
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What we do
Buying, selling, renting or holding — the same four brokers handle all of it, in one office on 61st Street.
We show you what is on the market and what is about to be, walk the buildings with you, and negotiate on comparables rather than hope. Board packages prepared in-house.
Professional photography, floor plans, a video walkthrough and a launch plan built around the first ten days — the only ten days that reliably set your price.
Landlord and tenant representation across Woodside, Sunnyside and Astoria. Screened applicants, clean paperwork, and units that do not sit empty for a month.
Two to twelve unit buildings across Queens. Rent rolls, cap rate analysis, 1031 timing and a realistic view of what the building actually needs.
A written price range built from closed sales on your block, plus the short list of improvements that will actually return more than they cost. No obligation.
A small, deliberately capped portfolio of Woodside buildings. Rent collection, compliance filings, vendor management and a human who answers the phone.
Why Woodside, NY
Woodside sits at the point where the 7, E, F, M and R trains and the Long Island Rail Road all converge, which is why a commute to Midtown Manhattan runs about twenty minutes door to door. What buyers do not expect is how much of the neighborhood is still low brick houses, front gardens and family businesses that have been on the same corner for forty years.
It is one of the most linguistically diverse zip codes in the United States. Irish pubs, Filipino bakeries, Ecuadorian restaurants and Nepali groceries share the same block on Roosevelt Avenue, and the housing stock is just as varied — pre-war co-ops, brick two-families, detached colonials and a growing number of new condominiums along the Sunnyside and Long Island City edge.
How it works
We visit, measure, photograph and pull every closed comparable sale within a few blocks. You get a written price range the same week, free of charge.
Photography, floor plan, video walkthrough, listing syndication and a first weekend of open houses — all prepared before a single buyer sees the price.
We manage the offer, the board package or the mortgage contingency, the inspection and the attorneys, and we sit at the closing table with you.
Areas served
Our listings concentrate in Woodside, NY 11377, and we regularly represent buyers, sellers and landlords across the surrounding neighborhoods.
Our team
No call centre, no rotating junior agents. The person who values your property is the person who closes it.

Founder & Principal Broker
Founded the firm in 2004 after a decade selling co-ops in Sunnyside. Handles the complex estates and board-sensitive sales.

Associate Broker · Sales
Runs the residential sales desk. Fifteen years of Queens transactions and the firm's strongest negotiator on price.

Salesperson · Buyers
Specialises in first-time buyers and rentals. Walks more Woodside buildings in a month than most agents see in a year.

Commercial & Investment
Handles multi-family and mixed-use across western Queens, from rent-roll analysis to 1031 exchange timing.
Client feedback
★★★★★
They priced our Skillman Avenue co-op $20,000 above what two other brokers told us, then got us three offers in nine days. The board package was ready before we asked.
★★★★★
First-time buyers, completely lost. Priya walked us through eleven buildings and talked us out of two of them. That is the part you do not get from an app.
★★★★★
I have held two buildings on Roosevelt for thirty years. Marcus is the first broker who came in with a rent roll analysis instead of a listing agreement.
Frequently asked
Woodside is one of the steadiest markets in western Queens. Pre-war co-ops typically trade between the high $300,000s and mid $600,000s, one and two-family brick houses between roughly $950,000 and $1.4 million, and well-located multi-family buildings above that. Inventory is tight because owners hold for a long time, so well-priced listings often go to contract within a few weeks.
Our Woodside listings average 24 days from launch to accepted offer when they are priced to the current comparable sales. Co-ops then need board approval, which usually adds six to ten weeks before closing. Houses and condos generally close within 60 to 75 days of contract.
Yes. We represent both landlords and tenants across Woodside, Sunnyside, Astoria and Jackson Heights, from studios to whole-house rentals, and we manage a small portfolio of multi-family buildings for long-term owners.
Nothing. A valuation from Woodside Real Estate Co. is free and carries no obligation. We walk the property, pull the closed comparable sales for your block, and give you a written price range plus a short list of the improvements that would actually pay for themselves.
We work across western and central Queens: Sunnyside, Astoria, Long Island City, Jackson Heights, Elmhurst, Maspeth, Ridgewood, Rego Park and Forest Hills. Woodside, NY 11377 is our home market and where the majority of our listings sit.
It is one of the best entry points in the borough. The 7, E, F, M and R trains plus the Long Island Rail Road put Midtown Manhattan within about 20 minutes, co-op prices sit below comparable Astoria and Sunnyside stock, and the housing is largely solid pre-war brick. First-time buyers make up roughly a third of the deals we close each year.
Free, no obligation
We will walk the property, pull the closed sales on your block and hand you a written price range within a week. Most owners are surprised in one direction or the other.