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Nestled along the East River with Manhattan skyline views, Astoria combines historic architecture with contemporary living. This Queens neighborhood, originally named Hallett's Cove before being renamed for John Jacob Astor, features tree-lined streets with pre-war buildings and new residential developments. The area is known for its international dining scene, including Mediterranean restaurants, cafes, and the historic Bohemian Hall and Beer Garden, which has been serving the community since 1910.
Apartments in Astoria offer competitive pricing while providing easy access to Midtown Manhattan via the N and W subway lines, with typical commute times of 15-20 minutes. The neighborhood is home to Astoria Park, a 60-acre waterfront green space featuring an Olympic-size swimming pool, tennis courts, and walking paths. Cultural destinations include the Museum of the Moving Image and Socrates Sculpture Park. With a median one-bedroom rent of approximately $2,458, Astoria combines accessibility, amenities, and established neighborhood character.
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