QUEENS

The borough of Queens borders Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Long Island. Among Queens most popular neighborhoods are those closest to Manhattan: Astoria, Long Island City, and Sunnyside. They offer short commutes to the city and affordable rents. Long Island City, an industrial hub, has transformed in recent years due to zoning changes which have allowed for significant residential development. The end result is that Long Island City now also has several luxury high-rise buildings with magnificent Manhattan views. Despite these new buildings Long Island City remains predominantly industrial in appearance. The neighborhoods in eastern Queens are the furthest from Manhattan with average commutes of one hour or more. These areas are less dense with accessible street parking and abundant single and small multifamily homes. Central Queens' neighborhoods are conveniently located 30 minutes from Manhattan and offer the perfect balance of great housing and reasonable commutes to the city. The most prestigious area of Queens is Forest Hills but other neighborhoods such as Kew Gardens and Rego Park are equally as popular and well rated. Flushing Meadows Corona Park and Forest Park are the 2 largest and most visited parks in Queens.

List of Queens neigborhoods

Displaying 45 neighborhoods in Queens.

Arverne
Astoria
Bayside
Bellerose
Breezy Point
Briarwood
Cambria Heights
College Point
Corona
Douglaston
East Elmhurst
Elmhurst
Far Rockaway
Floral Park
Flushing
Forest Hills
Fresh Meadows
Glen Oaks
Hollis
Howard Beach
Jackson Heights
Jamaica
Jamaica Estate
Kew Gardens
Kew Gardens Hills
Little Neck
Long Island City
Maspeth
Middle Village
Oakland Gardens
Ozone Park
Queens Village
Rego Park
Richmond Hill
Ridgewood
Rockaway Park
Rosedale
Sait Albans
South Ozone Park
South Richmond Hill
Springfield Gardens
Sunnyside
Whitestone
Woodhaven
Woodside