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Richmond Hill   

Richmond Hill Highlights
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Richmond Hill Attractions
Triangle Hofbrau
Richmond Hill Neighborhoods
  Kew Gardens
Brooklyn Manor Richmond Hill  Jamaica
  Morris Park
Richmond Hill Area
  Metropolitan Ave  

Woodhaven Blvd

 Richmond Hill  Jackie Robinson Blvd
  Atlantic Ave
Richmond Hill Overview
 Richmond Hill's development began in 1867.  The name Richmond Hill came from Edward Richmond, a noted landscape architect who helped design the neighborhood.  There have been other people to say that Richmond Hill was named after a popular resort on the Thames River outside of London, and the word "Hill" comes from the string of hills that run along the borders of Long Island. Richmond Hill was developed that much like the London suburb with the identical name.  The Queens version also has a lot of charm with good architecture and good community planning with easy access to Manhattan.  Making this an ideal place to raise a family and commute to Manhattan.

Richmond Hill Residents & Culture
 Richmond Hill is home to mostly suburban families.  A large majority of these families are immigrants from Europe looking to get a feel of their home countries.  This obviously exemplified in most of the architecture and landmarks in this area.

Richmond Hill Residences & Rent
Most of the residences are private one and two-family homes which dominate the area.  General rents in the area for studio ranges from $650-$950, one bedroom from $900-$1250, two bedrooms from $1200-$1700, and three plus bedrooms from $1650-$2300.

Richmond Hill Transportation & Commuting
Richmond Hill  has access to both Long Island Rail Road and the New York City Subway. On the subway via the "J or Z" trains which stops, at 104th -102th Streets, 111th Street, 121st Street, will have you in Downtown in 40 minutes and in Midtown in 55 minutes.  If you do not mind a short drive or bus ride you can go to the LIRR station at Kew Gardens and be in PENN Station in 17 minutes.



Other Area Descriptions

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