Queens Condos

Though regarded as one of the more suburban boroughs of New York City, Queens' northwestern part has several urban neighborhoods and central business districts. Queens has a diverse culture since most of its neighborhoods are home to people of many different ethnicities. The borough also has a number of fascinating tourist attractions, including the Socrates Sculpture Park, the Museum of Moving Image and the SculptureCenter.

With its rich cultural heritage, wonderful attractions and growing economy, Queens is one of the best places to reside in. If you're interested in moving to Queens, you might like to consider buying a condo in the area. Some Queens condos worth considering include Astoria Windsor and Hunters View.

Astoria Windsor is 7-story condo building designed by architect Peter Casini. This condominium at 30-80 21st Street in Astoria has 29 single- and two-bedroom units with 4 inch oak flooring, video intercom, washer and dryer, stainless steel appliances and other amenities. Astoria Windsor has a part-time doorman, gym/fitness center and roof deck.

Hunters View features 73 one-, two- and three-bedroom units with high quality finishes, appliances and fixtures. This 12-story condominium is located at 11-15/19 49th Avenue, Long Island City.