37-10 Queens Blvd Queens, NY 11101
This exceptional 75,000 square foot medical office building, located at 37-10 Queens Boulevard in Queens, New York, presents a unique investment opportunity. The property features a prime location on Queens Boulevard and 37th Street, offering convenient access to the 7 subway line, Queensboro Bridge, Long Island Expressway (495), and Brooklyn Queens Expressway (278). The building boasts a modern design, incorporating ground floor retail space and four floors of commercial space above. Amenities include a stunning 4,500 square foot rooftop garden on the third floor, additional terraces on the fourth and fifth floors, and a magnificent 6,000 square foot rooftop restaurant and event space with an additional 2,900 square feet of garden space offering breathtaking views of Long Island City and the Manhattan skyline. The building is equipped with passenger elevators and features a professional lobby and multiple entrances for convenient access. Currently, there are four available spaces ranging from 526 to 12,500 square feet, totaling 26,000 square feet of vacant space. Valet parking is also available. This newly developed building is poised to become a landmark in the area, offering a blend of modern amenities and unparalleled accessibility. The building is classified as a multi-tenant medical office and community facility within Queens County, zip code 11101.
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