7143 Yellowstone Blvd Flushing, NY 11375

This fully occupied, six-unit shopping plaza, built in 1951, is located in the Forest Hills and Rego Park neighborhood. The property features brick corner stores and offers a development opportunity up to 20,000 square feet. The plaza benefits from high foot and car traffic, with excellent street intersection visibility and 100 feet of frontage. The well-maintained property includes access to storage in the spacious cellars. Long-term tenants occupy the units under five-year net leases, covering taxes and utilities. Current tenants include Yellowstone laundromat, Sushi Akio, Red house kitchen, Little tigers martial arts, Bombay grill house, and New Paragon cleaners. The property has an R4 zoning. The lot size is approximately 10,000 square feet and includes a rear parking lot of around 3,500 square feet accommodating 11 cars. The property is conveniently located near the junction of Grand Central and Mr. Jackie Robinson Parkways, Van Wyck Expressway, and Metropolitan Avenue, specifically at 71-43/55 Yellowstone Boulevard, also known as 6761-6773 Dartmouth Street. It is situated near QM12 and QM42 express buses to midtown Manhattan, Q23 bus to LaGuardia Airport, mid-rise coop buildings, an Evoke electric vehicle charging station, the Austin Street police station, Forest Hills youth athletic association fields, family-owned groceries and pharmacies, and Dunkin Donuts. The location is also close to Q60, QM4, QM11 and QM44 buses, Forest Hills LIRR train station, Queens Blvd subways, Trader Joes, Target, Stop and Shop, Marthas Country Bakery, Manor Oktoberfest, Chilis Grill Bar, Panera Bread, Wendys, Chik fil A, Shake Shack, Citi, TD, Flagstar & Flushing banks, Four Leaf Federal Credit Union, Ups Store, Tmobile, Verizon, Spectrum Store, J Crew, Banana Republic, Gap, Sephora, Northwell Gohealth Urgent Care, Walgreens, Regal UA Midway Cinemas, Home Depot, Q686 Queens Metropolitan High School, Forest Hills Stadium, West Side Tennis Club, Forest & Yellowstone Park, Impact Sports Club and Queens Public Library.