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Ozone Park, Queens

Ozone Park

At A Glance

Ozone Park offers affordable housing with diverse South Asian communities and local retail. The A train provides access to Manhattan and JFK Airport.

Did you know?

The Aqueduct-North Conduit Avenue corridor in Ozone Park follows the route of the old Brooklyn Water Works conduit that carried water from upstate reservoirs.

Neighborhood Stats

6
Schools
2
Parks
4
Subway
53
Dining
7
Groceries
7
Coffee

Who’s your neighbor?

$83KMedian Income
23%Under 18
27%College+
58%Own Their Home

Housing cost

Avg Rent
$2,538per month
Avg Sale Price
$702Kmedian sale

$550 / sq ft

Family scores

56
/100
Family Fit
How well the area suits families overall.
59
/100
Safety
Local crime and street-safety signals.
42
/100
Schools
Quality and choice of nearby schools.
66
/100
Affordability
Cost of living — higher is more affordable.
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35
/100
Family-Friendly Vibe
How many families with kids live nearby.
59
/100
Neighborhood Character
Settled, long-term residents and housing.
52
/100
Transit
Subway and bus access for getting around.
87
/100
Air & Water
Air quality and environmental health.
89
/100
Things to Do
Restaurants, shops, and activities nearby.
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Living here

Nearest large park: Spring Creek Park · ~30 min walk (1.1 mi)

Ozone Park keeps things modest on the green space front — Addabbo Playground near Tudor Park and Centreville Playground give families a couple of reliable spots for kids to climb, run, and burn off energy. It's not a neighborhood with sprawling parks or waterfront access, but these two playgrounds cover the basics for everyday play. For families with young children, they're solid anchors in a pinch.

Schools & early education

Ozone Park's public school roster runs the full K-12 stretch, from elementary options like P.S. 063 Old South and P.S. 65 - The Raymond York Elementary School through middle schools including M.S. 137 America's School of Heroes up to Robert H. Goddard High School of Communication Arts and Technology. A few specialty programs like S.T.A.R. Leadership Academy and Aim High Leadership Center add variety. It's an all-public lineup — families are looking at straightforward zoned choices with no private alternatives in the immediate area.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Ozone Park a good neighborhood for families?
Ozone Park scores 56/100 for families on Motley — near the middle of the pack citywide. The Family Fit score blends safety, schools, parks, cost of living, and community.
Is Ozone Park safe?
Ozone Park scores 59/100 on safety — near the middle of the pack citywide. We build the score from NYPD complaint data, normalized by population.
How are the schools in Ozone Park?
Ozone Park has 6 schools mapped inside its boundary and scores 42/100 for schools — near the middle of the pack citywide.
Is Ozone Park affordable?
Ozone Park scores 66/100 for affordability on Motley — more affordable than most NYC neighborhoods.
Which borough is Ozone Park in?
Ozone Park is a neighborhood in Queens, New York City.

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