Flushing-Willets Point
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Flushing-Willets Point is a neighborhood in Queens, New York City. Most of its dated buildings went up in the 2000s, the oldest in 1862. Its 2,464 tax lots hold about 30,518 homes. A typical building here rises 3 floors, the tallest 26. 1 subway station sits inside its boundary, served by the 7 train.
Built mostly
2000s
Typical height
3 fl
Tallest
26 fl
Homes
30,518
Pre-war
21%
Subway stations
1
Subway
- Flushing-Main St7
Building mix
Apartment building43%
Retail space29%
Industrial building14%
School14%
Addresses in Flushing-Willets Point
- 2 Peck Avenue, Queens
- 43-50 Main Street, Queens
- 7 Crommelin Street, Queens
- 5 Crommelin Street, Queens
- 3 Crommelin Street, Queens
- 137-35 Elder Avenue, QueensApartment building
- 137-41 Elder Avenue, Queens
- 43-15 Saull Street, Queens
- 43-43 Main Street, Queens
- 43-52 Byrd Street, Queens
- 43-45 Main Street, Queens
- 43-50 Byrd Street, Queens
- 43-05 Crommelin Street, Queens
- 43-41 Main Street, Queens
- 43-48 Byrd Street, Queens
- 43-07 Crommelin Street, Queens
- 43-46 Byrd Street, Queens
- 43-39 Main Street, Queens
- 131-01 Fowler Avenue, QueensIndustrial building
- 43-37 Main Street, Queens
- 43-51 Byrd Street, Queens
- 43-44 Byrd Street, Queens
- 134-02 Cherry Avenue, Queens
- 134-04 Cherry Avenue, Queens
Quick answers
- Which subway lines serve Flushing-Willets Point?
- The 7 train stops inside Flushing-Willets Point, at Flushing-Main St.
- How old are the buildings in Flushing-Willets Point?
- Most dated buildings in Flushing-Willets Point were built in the 2000s; the median year is 1968.
- How tall are buildings in Flushing-Willets Point?
- The median building in Flushing-Willets Point has 3 floors, and the tallest has 26.
- How many homes are in Flushing-Willets Point?
- NYC tax records count about 30,518 residential units across 2,464 tax lots in Flushing-Willets Point.
- What borough is Flushing-Willets Point in?
- Flushing-Willets Point is in Queens, New York City.