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Search this neighborhoodBayside, Douglaston, and Little Neck make up Queens Community District 11, a prosperous residential district along the northeastern edge of Queens bordering Little Neck Bay and the Nassau County line. The district is characterized by spacious single-family homes, tree-lined streets, and some of the highest median household incomes in Queens, reflecting its upper-middle-class character. Douglaston and Little Neck retain a village-like feel with Tudor-style homes and historic districts.
Bell Boulevard in Bayside functions as the main commercial and dining corridor. The Long Island Rail Road's Port Washington branch provides fast service to Midtown Manhattan from Bayside and Douglaston–Little Neck stations, making the district popular with commuter families. Little Neck Bay and the adjacent Alley Pond Park and Udalls Cove Preserve offer significant natural open space.
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View safety data→Bayside and Douglaston see moderate residential alteration and addition permits across their single-family housing stock, with some teardown-and-rebuild activity as values appreciate.
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View new construction→The district is predominantly R1-2, R2, and R3-1 low-density residential, reflecting the single-family character; Bell Boulevard carries C2 commercial overlay.
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