Listed by EXP Realty, Keller Williams Points North
$4.58/SF/MO
Queens Crossing
Building Details
Property Type Office, Retail
Sub Type Traditional Office, Community Center
Tenancy Single
Year Built 2007
Spaces
Office | Single tenant | 10,865 SqFt
Building description
This fourth-floor commercial condo at 136-20 38th Avenue in the landmark Queens Crossing building offers approximately 10,865 square feet of flexible, fully built-out space ideal for educational, medical, nonprofit, or professional office use, and is currently offered for lease at $55 per square foot. Most recently operated as a school, the layout is well-suited for classrooms, training rooms, and administrative offices, with the ability to reconfigure for a wide range of institutional or office tenants while minimizing initial build-out costs. The premises feature elevator access from a professional lobby and large windows that provide abundant natural light across an efficient, rectangular floor plate. Importantly, this unit shares the fourth floor with Northwell Health, making it an exceptional opportunity for a complementary healthcare, educational, or wellness-oriented tenant seeking synergy and referrals in a co-located medical environment. Queens Crossing is a highly visible, professionally managed building at the corner of 38th Avenue and Main Street in one of Queens’ busiest commercial districts, offering on-site parking options, a vibrant food court, and immediate proximity to banks, restaurants, retail, and essential services. The property sits within a major transit hub—just steps to the 7 train, LIRR, multiple local and express bus lines, and close to the Long Island Expressway and Van Wyck Expressway—providing excellent connectivity for employees, students, and visitors and making this large-format 4th floor space an attractive option for aligned tenants looking to establish or expand their presence in central Flushing.
Listing Contacts
Listed by EXP Realty, Keller Williams Points North
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