126-43 39th Ave, Queens, NY 11368
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$3,684 - $4,244/mo

Willets Point Commons

  • 2-3 Beds
  • 1-2 Baths

126-43 39th Ave, Queens, NY 11368

North Corona
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No Pets
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6 units available

6 Units Available at Willets Point Commons

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2-bedroom apartments from $3,684/mo · 3-bedroom apartments from $4,244/mo
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2-bedroom apartments

3 units · 1 floor plan · from $3,684/mo
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3-bedroom apartments

3 units · 1 floor plan · from $4,244/mo
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About this Apartment

This apartment is located at 126-43 39th Ave, Queens, NY. 126-43 39th Ave is in the North Corona neighborhood in Queens, NY and in ZIP code 11368.

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Property Type: Apartment

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Neighborhood Overview

North Corona
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What Locals Say about North Corona

At least 5 Trulia users voted on each feature.

  • 100 % Say it's dog friendly

  • 93 % Say there are sidewalks

  • 92 % Say it's walkable to restaurants

  • 82 % Say there are community events

  • 80 % Say streets are well-lit

  • 75 % Say people would walk alone at night

  • 73 % Say it's walkable to grocery stores

  • 68 % Say neighbors are friendly

  • 67 % Say there's holiday spirit

  • 64 % Say parking is easy

  • 60 % Say kids play outside

  • 56 % Say they plan to stay for at least 5 years

  • 50 % Say yards are well-kept

  • 27 % Say car is needed

  • 18 % Say it's quiet

  • 13 % Say there's wildlife

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  • Alyssaharten9
    "I would say that the building i live in is very nice. The people here are friendly and make you feel at home. I feel so safe to go outside with my infant without having to worry. "
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  • Eugene Barrientos
    "My neighborhood is the unique because I realize that I have neighbors and all carry each other families, futures, local schools, churches, and our average road bikes, walkways, bus terminal signs, food courts, your normal human being."
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  • Rachelle Hernandez
    "Horrible surroundings, garbage smells on streets, yes restaurants and transportation are near and accessible but very crowded every time of the day, the air is so contaminated and there is a homeless on every corner."
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  • Celinet Madera
    "There’s a lot of families in this neighborhood. There’s a lot of small shops and close to train and subway stations."
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  • Celinet Madera
    "Great neighborhood for transportation! Lots of families and small businesses. Easy access to laundry facilities and grocery stores. Not the safest area after dark.."
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  • Gloria Soriano
    "The crime is going up and so are rent prices. To many smoke shops and a lot of people smoking weed. Loud never ending parties in the summer with speakers blasting music well into the following morning. I’m trying to move out of this area and into a better one. "
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  • Trulia User
    "This neighborhood people are party until late at night to three or 4 o’clock. I call the police I campaign in 311. It is some work. No body care about in this neighborhood is very different from the other neighborhood."
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  • Trulia User
    "my neighborhood is quiet and clean; has aso many places to go shopping and parks but there too many people who park the car on the alleyway and block the entrance and the exit "
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  • Trulia User
    "good place to be and start new chapter in life hope all goes wil and new change move out need more space "
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  • Trulia User
    "I used to live here and this area was great. Everything was convenient to get to. I loved to live here."
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  • Trulia User
    "Born in Brooklyn but raised in Queens. I’ve lived all my life in NY all over Queens love Queens won’t ever give it up…"
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  • Trulia User
    "You see a good amount of dogs being walked around but some dogs that are in there homes can be a little aggressive, as long as your dog is calm you should be good"
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    "People interact each other in order to obtain a better communication between neighbors, and also they endorse one another since East Elmhurst there is a big Spanish community. "
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  • Trulia User
    "Not a lot of dog runs for dogs to be let loose and off leash. There are a lot of stores to take little dogs in and a lot of pet stores for supplies."
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  • Trulia User
    "To pick up the dog poop because it's a lot in the street and sidewalk and it's disgusting and horrible because you can step on it "
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  • Edgar V.
    "I nice neighborhood close to anywhere easy transportation , but neighbors no too friendly some loud music from new people on the block , parking is s big problem some people have more than 2 cars per household and hold the spot for friends and family I have to park my car 3 o more blocks away from my house for renting rooms or apartment so expensive "
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  • FELIX S.
    "Great place to live , quiet and family friendly. It’s like a town out of the city but you live in the city"
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  • S_urena84
    "Too many people live here. You cant barely find a parking space on the streets. The good thing about corona is that you have everything close by. "
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  • Betsy C.
    "You have to keep your eyes open for your children , there are a lot of weird people in the parks , the use of alcohol and drugs are high in the parks as well"
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  • Yaleranique523
    "I lived your for A year and it’s very neighborly is not too noisy supermarkets and shopping are within walking distance or a short stops on the bus"
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  • Mario F.
    " It’s a pet friendly neighborhood. Small dogs are more common around this area. They’re well trained."
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  • S_urena84
    "There is nothing special here besides having the train and grocery stores near by. This neighborhood has changed drastically "
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  • Richierob16
    "Parks and lots of places to walk, theres plenty of veterinaries around, dog friendly places as well."
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  • Vanessa M.
    "Everything you need is in walking distance. many families in this neighborhood. The only problem is there are too many cars per household in this neighborhood so parking is difficult at every time of day, morning to night. "
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  • Gg011283
    "I drive so my commute isn’t as bad parking is a headache here. It can take about 2 hours to find parking "
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  • Jahaira M.
    "my neighbors are unlike others very particular in a bad way. the area has good access to public transportation and stores . "
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  • Richierob16
    "Plenty of parks and space to walk your dogs. Most businesses allow you to bring your dog inside with you"
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  • Eddie C.
    "I don’t know I don’t have a dog, People don’t have dogs in small homes. I can’t have a dog bc the owner don’t allow "
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  • Richierob16
    "Elmcore basketball and boxing for children, Family Day in neighboring East Elmhurst every summer in June"
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  • Enrique M.
    "Every summer there is a street fair on junction Blvd between Roosevelt ave and 34th ave to promote local stores"
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  • Daisha C.
    "The commute isn’t bad the 7 train is pretty reliable and it’s close to 74 and queensboro which connects to many trains "
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  • David M.
    "You can’t really take big dogs to the park. It’s really sad that people have such a horrible perception of pit bulls. "
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  • Angel G.
    "There not community events and the neighborhood is not special. And the people is too nasty through the garbage on the street and they make too much noise every weekend during the summer, they used to smoke near the schools and near the park too "
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  • Anibal.granday
    "July 4 Christmas new year Columbus Day Ecuadorian parade Colombian parade May 5 Sumer park activities"
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  • Ricardo R.
    "it a lovely place the only thing is that I have a car and it a little bit difficult to find parking out of that I have everything close "
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  • Stemoscoso
    "not worth it if your raising a family. no parking and too many kids in each school (35 kids per class). "
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  • Hacv6048
    "Block community parties. Church events. Police events. School events. Ethnic events. A lot of different heritages "
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  • Nicole B.
    "Well usually around August there is this event held in front of the junction Blvd train station and u can buy these things and it’s just really fun. There’s also this Ecuadorian Festival around August that is near by. I think this community is great."
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Frequently asked questions about Willets Point Commons

  • What income do you need to rent Willets Point Commons?
    Most landlords look for monthly gross income of about 3× rent, or roughly $135K–$155K per year to rent Willets Point Commons in Queens, NY at $3,684–$4,244/mo.
  • What's the average rent in North Corona?
    The average rent in North Corona is $3,625 per month.
  • What do residents say about the North Corona neighborhood?
    Residents describe the North Corona neighborhood in Queens, NY as dog-friendly, pedestrian-friendly, and walkable to restaurants. See apartments for rent in North Corona, Queens.
  • Does Willets Point Commons have laundry facilities?
    Yes, Willets Point Commons in Queens, NY has in-unit laundry.

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Willets Point Commons is located at 126-43 39th Ave, Queens, NY. Willets Point Commons offers 2-3 bed, 1-2 bath units. Willets Point Commons is located in North Corona, Queens. There are 6 units available for rent starting at $3,684/month.