The Top Ten Best Neighborhoods in Queens to Move Into

Queens is one of the five boroughs that make up New York City. It is located on Long Island, and it is the largest borough in terms of land area. Queens is home to more than 2.3 million people, and it has a diverse population that includes immigrants from all over the world. So if you are looking for a great place to live, Queens should be at the top of your list! This video will discuss the ten best neighborhoods in Queens to move into.

00:00 Intro
00:28 Astoria
01:00 Sunnyside
01:21 Jackson Heights
01:38 Forest Hills
02:06 Kew Gardens Hills
02:48 Long Island City
03:13 Bellerose
03:45 Whitestone
04:15 Jamaica Estates
04:41 Bayside
05:09 Conclusion

[ivanhicks]

I am 90 born in queens lived in Jackson Heights left in 1970 went upstate -- Great Video

[unholydonut]

Where is Flushing? 2nd highest foot traffic in NYC behind Time Sq.

[marcspector]

Floral park didnt make the list, but next door Bellerose did. I love living here, right on the Long Island border. Great video! :)

[patrickoh]

Astoria, bayside affordable? Are you even from queens? Botanical garden is where??

[deanevangelista]

I grew up in Maryland, but visited my grandparents in N.Y. often. One set lived in Astoria, and the other in Whitestone. Both are great places.

[donnapecoraro]

the queens botanical garden is in flushing not whitestone.

[Dauntlessmedia]

This video sounds like it was written with an AI.

[Bookishbroccoli]

Do one for Brooklyn! This was a great video

[genebigs]

Astoria is affordable? Are you kidding?

[upperkeeldrum]

Why wasn’t Middle Village up there, the zoning is much more neighborhood friendly and they have a jewel called Juniper Park.

[mritzs]

this is concise and full of information I grew up in Forest Hills 1st part of my childhood it is still so beautiful

[tam]

Bayside is a actually quite expensive! I wanted to live there but it was expensive. I lived in Jamaica where i was subletting a room and that costs me $600 per month for rent. Then i lived in Pomonok and Flushing.

[NYC--BKK]

I live in Forest Hills- I wouldn’t want to live anywhere else in Queens

[WIlliamHolsten]

Jamaica Estates is where our previous president is from .And the correct spelling is Bellerose.

[SpideyCents]

the average bayside home is like a million, i guess thats affordable compared to midtown or something but yeah

[fireleo]

Extremely biased. I live in Queens. The areas highlighted are expensive. Most of these areas are flood prone And extremely difficult to get into. And, a all of these areas Are Manhattan prices. Most of these areas are not as “welcoming, ” as they appear here. Bayside is not affordable and it is not as safe as this implies. Queens has a number of wonderful neighborhoods like Jamaica, St. Albans, Hollis, Queens Village, all are diverse and are constantly changing. So, this video is designed for real estate. How about East Elmhurst, Elmhurst, South Ozone, Ozone Park, most of which border on the ones in the video and more affordable.

[chas]

Long Island City is hands down the #1 place to live in Queens.

[Sebastian-ezmb]

I live in kew garden hills, if you ever want to own a single family house in the neighborhood you need to be Jewish, the people in the co-ops are diverse but all the single family homes are 99.9 Jewish owned, fact, I think it might be the most segregated neighborhood in all of nyc

[edue]

why College Point was not included flabbergasts me?

[albymeltz]

Grew up in forest hills no place like anywhere