What types of buildings can I find in East Flushing?

In East Flushing, you can find a diverse selection of buildings that include both historic pre-war styles and modern constructions.

Are there any trending neighborhoods nearby?

Yes, nearby trending neighborhoods include Hunters Point with 2,106+ buildings, Ridgewood with 3,810+ buildings, Sunnyside with 1,947+ buildings, Ditmars-Steinway with 2,214+ buildings, and Forest Hills with 1,359+ buildings.

What should I consider before applying for a building here?

It's important to ask about building policies, fees, and available amenities. Also, check if renovations are planned that may impact your living experience.

How does Openigloo gather building data?

Openigloo sources building data from tenant reviews, public records, and open data signals to provide an accurate overview.

What are common lease terms for buildings in East Flushing?

Lease terms can vary by building, so it's advisable to confirm specifics like duration and renewal options with landlords directly.

Is there a focus on tenant protection in these buildings?

While some buildings may offer tenant protections, it's crucial to clarify the terms regarding rent increases and lease renewals on a case-by-case basis.

Is this income-restricted, subsidized, or housing-lottery housing?

No, the buildings covered here are market-relative affordable, meaning their median asking rent is below the neighborhood's median, but they are not tied to any specific income restrictions or subsidy programs.

Historic and modern buildings in East Flushing

East Flushing is a vibrant neighborhood within Queens known for its mix of residential buildings. With 162+ buildings, it offers various housing types suitable for different preferences and lifestyles. The average building rating in East Flushing is 3.1 based on 98 rated buildings, indicating a fairly positive tenant experience overall. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

This page offers a comprehensive look at 162+ historic and modern buildings in East Flushing. Whether you're drawn to pre-war architecture or modern designs, this area features a diverse range of options to fit your preference. Openigloo provides valuable insights on these buildings through tenant reviews and open data signals. You can also engage in tenant Q&A to get a clearer picture of what living in East Flushing really looks like.

Showing 37–54 of 162 historic and modern buildings in East Flushing.

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45-09 Kissena Boulevard

East Flushing

Historic and modern buildings in East Flushing

Historic and modern buildings in East Flushing

45-09 Kissena Boulevard

196-09 Station Road

47-39 157 Street

42-14 Union Street

42-36 193 Street

160-01 Laburnum Avenue

143-26 Ash Avenue

144-08 45 Avenue

40-21 196 Street

42-32 Francis Lewis Boulevard

46-41 Smart Street

140-35 Laburnum Avenue

146-26 Hawthorn Avenue

46-20 Bowne Street

140-30 Ash Avenue

143-38 Cherry Avenue

45-40 170 Street

44-02 189 Street

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