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New Hyde Park

Demographic data for New Hyde Park village
  • Population
    9,474
  • Change from 1990
    -3%
  • Population density
    11,224 per square mile
  • Median household income
    $76,332.0
  • Median age
    42 years
  • Married with children
    37% of households
  • Median age of dwellings
    51 years
  • Owner-occupied
    82% of homes
  • LIRR travel time to NYC
    30-36 minutes
  • Crime risk
    2 (100 = national average)

buyers guide

  • High-end

    Price: $1M+
    Specs: 4-6 BR, 2.5+ BA
    Limited market; New construction
  • Trade-up

    Price: $550,000-$650,000
    Specs: 4 BR, 2.5 BA
    Capes, exp. capes and Colonials
  • Starter

    Price: $419,000-$500,000
    Specs: 2-3 BR, 1 BA
    Small Colonials and capes
Source: Joe Ann Stampfel, Prudential Douglas Elliman

Home Prices

  • Median price of single-family home in New Hyde Park:
2008 $521,000.0
2007 $550,000.0
2006 $550,000.0
2005 $555,000.0
2004 $500,000.0
2003 $419,500.0

Community Profile

While most of New Hyde Park is unincorporated, it includes a compact village with almost 10,000 residents. The area comprises quiet neighborhoods, parks, houses of worship, civic groups and about 2,000 businesses along thriving thoroughfares, including Jericho Turnpike and Lakeville Road.

The village is working on a master plan, said Mayor Daniel Petruccio, noting the first phase of a streetscape project including new brick pavers and street lamps along Jericho Turnpike is complete. (This stretch is where a street fair, which attracts 20,000-plus people, is held each September.) A library being built on Lakeville Road should open in the summer of 2007.

The housing stock is dominated by capes and Colonials, but ranches and two-family homes also exist. Prices range from $499,000 to nearly $1 million, said Annmarie Reidy of ERA/ Caputo Realty in New Hyde Park. Although the number of houses on the market has doubled since last year, the starter market is still healthy, she said.

-Lisa Doll Bruno (8/26/2006)

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District

Students
Spending per pupil
Average teacher salary
Pupil / teacher ratio
Master's degrees*
Advanced diplomas**
8,630
$12,881.2
$68,216.0
16.6
33%
44%
4,234
$11,937.8
$66,602.0
15.7
39%
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4,212
$17,324.9
$79,030.0
13.5
38%
79%
1,927
$12,476.0
$72,812.0
15.3
32%
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2,143
$13,795.6
--
13.2
63%
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*Classroom teachers with a master's degree plus 30 hours or a doctorate.
**Graduates receiving Regents diplomas with advanced designation.
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