Ridgewood NJ real estate: In 1698, Johannes Van Emburgh and David
Provoast purchased 250 acres of land in what is now Ridgewood. Later,
Cornelia Dayton, the wife of Samuel Dayton, named it Ridgewood to
reflect its new, more cosmopolitan nature. The railroad helped to
built the town of Ridgewood. Commercial development clustered near
the train station and new houses followed shortly thereafter. The
downtown historic district of Ridgewood is centered on the 1916 Mission
Style Railroad Station buildings and forms the backdrop to a vibrant
shopping area.
The Ridgewood NJ real estate market at a glance
Ridgewood condos- $150,000 to $500,000
Ridgewood homes single family - $200,000 and up
Ridgewood duplexes and triplexes $250,000 to $600,000 these are usually
investment
Ridgewood properties and not really located in "good" neighborhoods
Ridgewood luxury homes $750,000 and up to over $6 million.
Ridgewood investment property (including Ridgewood commercial and land)
$250,000 - $100 million
Ridgewood gated communities suburban - $700,000 - $5million+
Ridgewood townhomes range from $180,000 and up
Ridgewood ranches found in rural areas $300,000 - $2 million
Ridgewood commercial real estate (found in urban, suburban, and rural
areas) $150k - 100 million+