Long Island City
New towers with the best Manhattan skyline views.
Good for: Renters who want amenities · Midtown commuters · Buyers looking at new development
Living in Long Island City →New York
Queens is the most diverse place in the country, and its neighborhoods offer some of the best value in the city — along with some of its best food.
These are the Queens neighborhoods where our agents are busiest.
New towers with the best Manhattan skyline views.
Good for: Renters who want amenities · Midtown commuters · Buyers looking at new development
Living in Long Island City →One of the best food neighborhoods in the city, a quick ride to midtown.
Good for: Renters who want value and character · First-time buyers · Food lovers
Living in Astoria →Tudor streets, big co-ops and an express ride to Manhattan.
Good for: Families · Co-op buyers · Commuters
Living in Forest Hills & Rego Park →Garden co-ops and food from around the world.
Good for: First-time buyers · Food lovers · Commuters
Living in Jackson Heights →A downtown of its own, and some of the best food in New York.
Good for: Buyers looking at new development · Food lovers · Families
Living in Flushing →Landmark row houses on the Brooklyn border.
Good for: First-time buyers · Renters looking for value · Young families
Living in Ridgewood →