Bayside Property Search

Bayside is an affluent, suburban-style neighborhood in northeast Queens known for its tree-lined streets, detached homes, excellent schools, and the Bay Terrace shopping center. The neighborhood borders Little Neck Bay and offers a quieter, more spacious living environment than much of NYC.

Detached single-family homes (many Colonial and Cape Cod style), two-family homes, co-ops and condos along Bell Boulevard, and some newer townhouse developments. The housing stock is well-maintained and predominantly owner-occupied.

Single-family homes from the 1930s-1960s. Co-op buildings from the 1950s-1970s. Some newer townhouse and condo developments from the 2000s-2020s.

Construction without permits (home additions and renovations), illegal basement apartments, facade maintenance on co-op buildings, tree damage violations, and occasional illegal conversion violations.

Higher assessed values reflecting the desirable suburban character. Tax Class 1 homes with gradual assessment increases. Property taxes are moderate to high by Queens standards.

R2, R3-2, and R4 low-density residential. Commercial overlays on Bell Boulevard and Northern Boulevard. The low-density zoning preserves Bayside's suburban character.

Bayside has resisted large-scale development. The most significant changes involve individual home renovations and commercial updates along Bell Boulevard.