35-54 78th Street #1

$1,700

For Rent

Rented 10/19/2015

- ft²

4 rooms

2 beds

1 bath

Condo
Jackson Heights

Listed By

Peter Horowitz

Licensed Real Estate Broker

Horowitz Real Estate

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Listing by Horowitz Real Estate, Corporate Broker, 33-17 Crescent Street, Astoria, NY 11106

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Rented on 10/19/2015

Days on market

62 days

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You're looking at a very big 1 bedroom with an extra room in Jackson Heights, close to the 7 train (82nd Street stop) as well as restaurants like Jackson House and La Boina Roja Steak House. Starbuck's and Seba Seba Bakery are also right nearby.

This apartment is in a well-managed elevator building with laundry in the building as well as a live-in super.

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About the building

35-50 78th Street

35-50 78th Street, Jackson Heights, NY 11372

Condo building inJackson Heights

57 units

6 stories

1937 built

For rent

0 available units for rent

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Property history

Date	Price	Event
10/19/2015	$1,700	Rented by Horowitz Real Estate
9/18/2015	$1,700	Price decreased by 6%
8/18/2015	$1,800	Listed by Horowitz Real Estate

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10/19/2015

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Location	Distance
at Broadway–74th St	0.25 miles
at Jackson Heights–Roosevelt Ave	0.25 miles
at 82nd St–Jackson Heights	0.27 miles
at 65th St	0.47 miles
at Fisk Av–69th St	0.47 miles

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About Jackson Heights

SalesMedian asking price

2 beds

$499K

RentalsMedian asking price

2 beds

$2,974

As prices continue to rise in Brooklyn, many New Yorkers are looking at the Queens neighborhood of Jackson Heights for its relatively affordable prices and manageable commutes to Manhattan. The subway line once described as the "cornfield route" can now get residents to Midtown in 20-30 minutes, while other lines ferry riders to the East Side of Manhattan in less than 15 minutes. The neighborhood boasts an eclectic mix of architectural styles, cuisines, traditions and peoples, and will appeal to anyone with a cosmopolitan frame of mind.

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