Forest Hills welcomes renters to a historic Queens neighborhood where tree-lined streets meet excellent transportation options. The area's landmark Forest Hills Stadium—which hosted the U.S. Open tennis tournament from 1915 to 1977—anchors a community rich in architectural character. Housing options span from contemporary buildings along Queens Boulevard to pre-war apartments near Forest Hills Gardens, a meticulously planned community from the early 1900s known for its Tudor architecture and meandering streets.
The neighborhood sits just 20 minutes from Manhattan via Long Island Rail Road or subway, making it ideal for commuters. Austin Street forms the neighborhood's commercial center, where local shops and eateries create a lively main street atmosphere. Residents enjoy two major parks: the 544-acre Forest Park and the 1,255-acre Flushing Meadows-Corona Park. Current market rates in Forest Hills average $2,454 for a one-bedroom apartment, reflecting the neighborhood's established infrastructure and amenities.
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