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Jackson Park

28-16 Jackson Avenue, NY 111014.1 ★ (540 reviews)
Rental complex with 3 buildings
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Summary

Jackson Park’s three towers share a private park and a separate Club with indoor and outdoor pools, a substantial gym and sports courts. Subway access is excellent, and many residents value the front-desk staff. Club membership costs extra; package handling and elevator reliability are recurring frustrations.

1,871 unitsBuilt 2017Managed by Tishman Speyer

Reviews

Residents value the park, Club and helpful doormen. Package delays and losses, elevator outages and uneven management responses recur even in otherwise positive accounts.

Google
4.1
540 reviews
Openigloo
4.1
26 reviews
Yelp
2.3
74 reviews

What residents praise

A park and full amenity club

The lawn, pools, courts and gym are meaningful draws for residents who use them regularly, including families and dog owners.

Helpful doormen

Many long-term residents single out front-desk staff who know them by name and help with moves and everyday problems.

Easy subway access

Residents appreciate having Queens Plaza close to the entrance, with Queensboro Plaza also nearby.

What residents complain about

Package pickup can be frustrating

Residents repeatedly report slow scanning, restricted pickup hours and misplaced deliveries. Helpful doormen do not always translate into smooth package service.

Elevator outages and waits

Breakdowns and slow trips recur in resident accounts. Test the elevator bank serving the apartment at a busy time.

Exposure affects noise and comfort

Train, street and construction noise can carry to higher floors. Compare the actual apartment with the windows closed and the AC running.

Amenities

Jackson Park is a three-tower Long Island City complex with 24-hour attended lobbies, in-unit washer/dryer and dishwasher in every home, a private 1.6-acre park and free sky decks. The Club's gym, studios, courts and two pools require a paid membership; covered garage parking and storage cost extra.

In the apartment
In-unit laundry
Air conditioning
Dishwasher
In the building
24-hour doorman
Elevator
Fitness center*
Pool*
Shared outdoor space
On-site parking*
Package service
Resident storage*

* Fees apply to marked amenities. See Costs in the Availability tab.

Also here: Bike storage · Children's playroom · Dog run and pet grooming · Common-area Wi-Fi · Valet dry cleaning and housekeeping

Location

Jackson Park is located at 28-16 Jackson Avenue, New York, NY 11101. Queens Plaza and Queensboro Plaza make this a strong base for subway travel. The surrounding roads and elevated tracks are busy, so the private park and apartment exposure matter.

TransitSupermarketsParks
  • 3 min
    Queens PlazaEFR
  • 5 min
    Queensboro Plaza7NW
  • 6 min
    Court Sq7EFG
  • 9 min
    Court Sq-23 St7EFG
  • 10 min
    39 Av-Dutch KillsNW
  • 12 min
    33 St-Rawson St7

Building records

Housing complaints are relatively uncommon compared with similar buildings, with residential noise accounting for most reports. Nearby new-building projects may also affect quiet at home, depending on which way the apartment faces.

Reported housing complaintsPast 3 years

Reported housing complaints
Housing-related reports submitted to NYC 311 by residents or the public. A report describes a reported issue, not a confirmed violation.

6.8 reports per 100 apartments, versus 29 for other comparable apartment buildings in New York.

CategoryReportsLatest
114
May 2026
3
Sep 2025
2
Jul 2025

HPD housing-code violationsPast 3 years

HPD housing-code violations
Housing-code violations issued by NYC’s Department of Housing Preservation and Development after an inspection. Routine administrative filings and notices are excluded.
ConditionCitationsStatus
1
Closed
1
Closed

Construction nearby

Construction nearby
Construction projects on or near this building with active work permits.
ProjectDistanceLatest permit
200 ftMar 2026
500 ftAug 2026
700 ftAug 2026

Rent history

One- and two-bedroom asking rents sit slightly below nearby medians, but Club membership adds to the monthly cost. Compare usable room dimensions as well as rent, especially across towers.

Typical rents

Typical rents
Final asking rents from listings that ended in the past year, compared with the same apartment size across buildings in Long Island City.
Studio
$3,714median / mo
$2,990–$4,387
1 bed
$4,362median / mo
−2% vs area
$3,656–$4,930
2 beds
$6,354median / mo
−2% vs area
$4,000–$8,051
3 beds
$8,345median / mo
+28% vs area
$6,845–$9,311

Concessions

Historical concessions
Free-rent offers on listings that ended in the past year, including listings with no offer.

No free-rent offers appeared in the past year’s listings.

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