Buildings near the F train in Queens
Find buildings near the F train in Queens. This filter is for the commute corridor, so you can compare options across the borough while staying close to F service. You’re looking at 10,784+ buildings in this scope as of 2026-07-07. Openigloo helps you narrow down buildings by combining building-level signals with what renters say. Use the score and review history where available, plus Openigloo tenant Q&A and open-data signals, to spot recurring issues before you apply or pay deposits.
Buildings near the F train in Queens
Showing 10,027–10,044 of 10,784 buildings near the F train in Queens.
43-25 Hunter Street
Hunters Point
42-12 28 St
Hunters Point
29-28 41 Avenue
Long Island City
22-22 Jackson Avenue
Hunters Point
37-46 72 Street
Jackson Heights

104-40 Queens Boulevard
Forest Hills

29-59 Northern Blvd
Long Island City

42-20 24 Street
Hunters Point
42-22 27 Street
Hunters Point
4134 Crescent St
Long Island City

104-60 Queens Boulevard
Forest Hills
4441 Purves Street
Hunters Point
41-17 Crescent St
Long Island City

44-28 Purves Street
Hunters Point

45-50 Pearson Street
Hunters Point
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41-21 28 St
Long Island City
81-14 Broadway
Elmhurst

5-11 47 Avenue
Hunters Point
What to check before choosing a building near the F train in Queens
- Confirm the stop and walking time you’ll actually use most (for example, weekday commute direction), since “near the F train” can still vary by block.
- Before signing, verify the full monthly cost beyond the asking rent (broker fees, deposits, and any building-set monthly charges).
- Check lease terms in the building details: renewal policy, rent adjustment expectations, and whether you’ll pay any move-in fees.
- If you’re using Openigloo to shortlist, prioritize buildings with consistent tenant Q&A topics (noise, maintenance response, elevator reliability) over one-off comments.
- Because building conditions change, treat any open-data signals as a starting point and still ask the super/property manager for current policies and availability.