While nowhere near the stratospheric prices seen in Manhattan, Queens Condos are making their mark. Flushing Commons, with a projected sellout of $386 million, is the most expensive new project in the borough, according to an analysis by The Real Deal. The project, with 148 apartment units, appears to be the priciest offering in the borough since at least 2000. Let’s look at the top 10 priciest developments by total sellout. Interestingly, number 7 on the list is The Aston in Forest Hills. Please watch the video, curtesy of The Real Deal or just check out the numbers below.
#10 Wetherole Plaza condo at 65-50 Wetherole Street Rego Park NY 11374 – 146 Units at $59.6M
# 9 Dutch 25-19 43rd Avenue Long Island City NY 11101 – 86 Units at $67.3M
# 8 Prince Plaza 37-20 Prince Street Flushing NY 11355 – 72 Units at $77.6M
# 7 The Aston 108-20 71st Avenue Forest Hills NY 11375 – 100 Units at 98.2M
# 6 The Arcadia 42-35 Main Street Flushing NY 11355 – 79 Units at $101.7M
# 5 The Edison 27-21 44th Avenue Long Island City NY 11101 – 120 Units at $108.3M
# 4 Infinity 8 132-35 Sandford Avenue Flushing NY 11355 – 204 Units at $118.2M
# 3 Grand One at Sky View Park 131-05 40th Road Flushing 11355 – 247 Units at $201.5M
# 2 Grand Two at Sky View Park 131-05 40th Road Flushing 11355 – 258 Units at $246.6M
# 1 Flushing Commons37-10 37th Avenue Flushing NY 11355 – 148 Units at $386.3M
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