apartment rent apartment for rent apartment rental apartments house
roommates roommate rommate rental rooms for rent room to rent sublets furnished apartment sublease temporary housing short term apartments new york manhattan washington dc chicago boston los angeles brooklyn apartment rent apartment for rent apartment rental apartments house sublets new york manhattan washington dc chicago boston los angeles brooklyn apartment rent apartment for rent apartment rental apartments house

Queens Village

Queens Village Highlights
 Commuting                   * *
 Rents                            * *
 Night Life                     *  
 Shopping                      * 
 Restaurants                   * *
Queens Village Attractions
Belmont Park
Creed Farmhouse
Alley Park
 
Queens Village Neighborhoods
  Glen Oaks
Terrace Heights Queens Village Long Island
  Cambria Heights
Queens Village Area
  Grand Central Parkway  

Northern Blvd

 Queens Village Cross Island Parkway
  Jamaica Ave
Queens Village Overview
 Queens Village was one of the oldest settlements on Long Island, this area was originally called Little Plains.  Later they changed the name to "Queens" because of the county the area was located in.  After realizing that this would cause tons of confusion, because of the borough name they added the word "village".  Queens Village is home to many ethnic groups and is made up of one and two family homes. Most of the shopping areas are located along Jamaica, Hillside and Braddock avenues.

Queens Village Residents & Culture
 Queens Village is home to mostly middle class suburban families.  Queens Village is a multi-cultural area with many different ethnic groups.

Queens Village Residences & Rent
Most of the residences consists one and two family homes with a few multi family residences.  General rents in the area for studio ranges from $650-$850, one bedroom from $900-$1250, two bedrooms from $1200-$1500, and three plus bedrooms from $1550-$2300.

Queens Village Transportation & Commuting
Queens Village has convenient access to Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) at Queens Village station, which can have you in New York Penn Station in 35 minutes.



Other Area Descriptions

 Astoria  Auburndale  Bayside  Bay Terrace
 Bellerose  Briarwood  Cambria Heights  College Point
 Corona  Douglaston  East Elmhurst  Elmhurst
 Flushing  Forest Hills  Fresh Meadows  Glen Oaks
 Glendale  Howard Beach  Hill Crest  Hollis
 Jackson Heights  Jamaica  Jamaica Estates    Kew Gardens
 Kew Gardens Hills    Laurelton  Little Neck  Long Island City
 Malba  Maspeth  Middle Village  Oakland Gardens
 Ozone Park  Queens Village  Rego Park  Richmond Hill
 Ridgewood  Rockaway Peninsula    Rosedale  Springfield Gardens  
 St. Albans  Sunnyside  Whitestone  Woodhaven
 Woodside