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By Amy Plitt,  Apr 26, 2019, 10:37am

Jackson Heights

For $578,500, there’s a big one-bedroom in Jackson Heights with tons of storage space. The apartment has a big living room and bedroom, a kitchen with new appliances and cabinetry, and a large bathroom. It’s located in a co-op building that has its own private garden, and is just a couple of blocks from Roosevelt Avenue, the neighborhood’s major artery.

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By Ameena Walker,  Aug 10, 2018, 9:15am

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The neighborhoods with the biggest property value increases in NYC—and where prices could spike next

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By Amy Plitt  Feb 6, 2018, 2:30pm

Welcome back to The Six-Digit Club, in which we take a look at a newish-to-market listing priced under $1 million, because nice things sometimes come in small packages. Send nominations to the tipline.

When it comes to New York City neighborhoods where you can still get a decent amount of space for a not obscenely high amount of money, Jackson Heights is always a good contender—and this big and airy one-bedroom, asking $448,500, is proof.

Though it’s only a one-bedroom, the space is big—950 square feet, to be precise. One thing it’s not lacking in is closet space; the bedroom (which is large in and of itself) has two, and there are two more in the common area. That space has been divided with a set of glass doors, so there’s a separate area that could be an office or a guest room (just invest in some curtains if you’re going to use it for that purpose).

Since it’s located on the top floor of the building, the apartment gets plenty of light; there are also plenty of windows, including one in the sleek, renovated kitchen.

The apartment is located within the Monroe, a midcentury co-op building that’s located right in the Jackson Heights Historic District. Maintenance comes in at $824/month, and building amenities include laundry, bike storage, and a communal garden.

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By Tanay Warerkar Dec 7, 2017, 2:50pm

Welcome back to The Six-Digit Club, in which we take a look at a newish-to-market listing priced under $1 million, because nice things sometimes come in small packages. Send nominations to the tipline.

Measuring 950 square feet, this co-op is located on the third floor of a six-story building in Jackson Heights, Queens. The apartment features one bedroom and one bathroom, and was recently renovated.

Part of that renovation included notable improvements to the kitchen and the bathroom. The former now comes fitted with stainless steel appliances, a dishwasher, and a custom backsplash—the window is an added bonus as well. The latter is done up with ceramic tile, and has a standing shower.

The master bedroom here overlooks the co-op development’s common garden, and has two closets. There are two additional closets in the apartment as well.

Aside from that, some of the standout features in this home include the hardwood floors, the eastern and western exposures, and the large living room. Residents in the building also have access to bike storage and laundry. For all of that, this place is asking $428,500 with monthly maintenance charges of $824.

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Welcome back to The Six-Digit Club, in which we take a look at a newish-to-market listing priced under $1 million, because nice things sometimes come in small packages. Send nominations to the tipline.

This bright two-bedroom co-op in Jackson Heights spans the entire floor and measures about 1,100 square feet. This third floor unit is part of the larger Linden Court complex, which is a 10-building development from the early 20th century that’s located in the Jackson Heights Historic District.

The co-op unit now on the market recently underwent a renovation, and the kitchen was fitted with stainless steel appliances and butcher block counters as a result of it. Other features of the apartment include original hardwood floors, a good amount of storage space, and views of the Linden Court complex’s lush private garden.

In addition to that landscaped garden, residents here also have access to a laundry room on site, and parking. For all of that, you will need to shell out $548,500.

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By Ameena Walker  Dec 2, 2017, 11:34am

Metro

“Prepare to be blown away,” warns the brokerbabble ” for this top-floor “residential oasis” at Hawthorne Court Cooperative in Jackson Heights. And it’s true: the stately 3-bedroom, 2-bath co-op has an awful lot going for it, including the price tag. The place is currently listed for $948,500, and it’s accessed by private elevator.

As for the perks, the home comes with a private ground-floor storage unit, an “efficient” shared laundry room, a live-in super, and a communal garden. Maintenance is $1,118. In brighter news, pets are allowed.

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5 Corona, Jackson Heights, and Elmhurst open houses to visit this weekend

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WED, AUGUST 12, 2015 BY LAUREN PRICE

Green, Grand, Great Eats: A History of Jackson Heights and Its Future as the Next Hot ‘Hood

Currently, CORE has a listing at the Versailles at 76-10 34th Avenue (above). This high-end two-bedroom co-op comes in at about 900 square feet and is priced at $398,500. The bathroom has recently been enlarged and renovated, and along with lovely views of Manhattan, there is access to a wraparound communal garden. The unit’s floors are hardwood and the ceilings are high. Another CORE co-op is inside the Madison at 35-06 88th Street. Inside the Historic District, the first-floor one-bedroom unit is made up of about 900 square feet and features its original hardwood floors, a windowed kitchen and lovely archways. The building offers a communal garden and is priced at $317,500.

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Listing of the Day

09/04/14 12:00pm

Coming to you from Jackson Heights, it’s a corner one-bedroom apartment at 35-36 76th Street, aka Colonial Court. The space is lovely in the way that many co-ops in the neighborhood are, with wood floors, big arched entryways, built-in cabinets and original moldings…

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Open House Insider

By Donna M. Airoldi on February 28, 2014 7:40am

Why put it on your open house calendar? Prices for apartments in Jackson Heights are only going up and sales are happening quickly. “Last weekend, we listed and sold two apartments, including a one-bedroom for $318,000,” Meschian said.

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Open House Insider

By Amy Zimmer on November 1, 2013 7:22am
Lowdown: Sliding doors separate the dining room from a tiled patio currently outfitted with a barbeque grill, netted canopy and outdoor seating for “indoor-outdoor enjoyment,” said Armen Meschian, of Exit Realty Landmark.

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Real Estate Weekly

Runway stars back at Atlas

11:08 AM, JANUARY 31, 2013
Two accomplished EXIT agents will show off their more creative talents during a show at Jackson Hieghts hotspot Espresso 77 next month. Armen Kojoyian, of EXIT Kingdom Realty in Forest Hills, and Armen Meschian, of EXIT Realty Landmark, will be produce an evening of art and music.

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EXIT Realty Landmark announced that Armen J. Meschian has brokered a deal between The Law Offices Of Richard C. Hamlin LLC and Grunberg Realty

January 12, 2011
Armen J. Meschian has brokered a deal between The Law Offices Of Richard C. Hamlin LLC and Grunberg Realty. The law firm leased 1,090 s/fat 928 Broadway, owned and managed by the Grunberg family, for a period of five years with the option of renewal. …

The Real Deal

Priciest, cheapest units to hit the market

September 03, 2010 01:30PM
,,, The third least expensive home to become available this week is $269,000 co-op at 242 West 112th Street in Central Harlem. The unit is listed by Armen Meschian of Exit Realty Landmark. TRD

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