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Forest Hills  

Forest Hills  Highlights
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Forest Hills  Attractions
West Side Tennis Club - 1 Tennis Place
Flushing-Meadows Park
Forest Park
Forest Hills  Neighborhoods
  Rego Park
Middle Village Forest Hills Kew Gardens
  Glendale-Parkside
Forest Hills  Area
  Jewel Ave  

Woodhaven Blvd

 Forest Hills Grand Central Pkwy
  Metropolitan Ave
Forest Hills  Overview
 Forest Hills is the neighborhood of Queens where everyone would like to reside in. Forest Hills has large homes and apartment complexes with beautiful landscape lawns and gardens. Forest Hills is also home to some of Queens finer restaurants, and quaint cafes. Forest Hills has two shopping areas: national chain and independent stores can be found along 71st Ave./Continental Ave., Austin Street and Queens Boulevard, while Metropolitan Avenue is known for its unique antique shops.

Forest Hills  Residents & Culture
 Forest Hills is home to mostly upper middle class people of all nationalities. Most are Manhattan commuters looking for a suburb to raise their children.

Forest Hills  Residences & Rent
Most of the area's apartment buildings were constructed during the 1930s and 40s. There are both large houses, and high rise complexes. General rents in the area range of studios from $700-$1100, one bedrooms from $900-$1300, two bedrooms from $1400-$2200 and three plus bedrooms start at $2500-up.

Forest Hills  Transportation & Commuting
Most commuting is done via the New York City Subway, by the E,F,G,R,V trains. The E and F trains can have you in Midtown in 20 minutes, and downtown in 35 minutes. One can also commute via the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) at Station Square (Austin Street and 71st Avenue)  which will have a commuter in Penn Station in just 15 minutes.



Other Area Descriptions

 Astoria  Auburndale  Bayside  Bay Terrace
 Bellerose  Briarwood  Cambria Heights  College Point
 Corona  Douglaston  East Elmhurst  Elmhurst
 Flushing  Forest Hills  Fresh Meadows  Glen Oaks
 Glendale  Howard Beach  Hill Crest  Hollis
 Jackson Heights  Jamaica  Jamaica Estates    Kew Gardens
 Kew Gardens Hills    Laurelton  Little Neck  Long Island City
 Malba  Maspeth  Middle Village  Oakland Gardens
 Ozone Park  Queens Village  Rego Park  Richmond Hill
 Ridgewood  Rockaway Peninsula    Rosedale  Springfield Gardens  
 St. Albans  Sunnyside  Whitestone  Woodhaven
 Woodside