Home Values · Queens · St. Albans, NY
What's your home worth in St. Albans?
The median home in St. Albans sold for $760,687 — 2–4 family prices ▲ 10% over the past year.
Based on recorded residential sales over the last 12 months (all home types). Source: ATTOM public property records · updated quarterly · as of July 2026.
About the neighborhood
The Harlem of the suburbs
Southeastern Queens keeps its garden-suburb ideal alive in St. Albans, where detached single-family Tudors, Colonials, and Victorians line tree-shaded streets. The style is most pronounced in Addisleigh Park, an enclave laid out with wide boulevards in homage to the neighborhood's namesake in Hertfordshire, England. A Long Island Rail Road station arrived around the turn of the twentieth century and set off the suburban growth that followed.
By mid-century St. Albans had become a center of Black middle-class life; Count Basie, Lena Horne, Ella Fitzgerald, and John Coltrane all called Addisleigh Park home, earning the area its nickname as the Harlem of the suburbs. Longstanding institutions still anchor much of civic life, and St. Albans Park and Roy Wilkins Park host festivals, sports, and the Black Spectrum Theatre.
Where St. Albans sits
The official neighborhood boundary — every sale behind the numbers above closed inside this outline.
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