22-18 JACKSON AVE is a 182-unit building in Hunters Point, Queens, built in 2017.
7 units are on the market here right now.
| Address | Neighborhood | Price | $/ft² | Sqft | Beds/Baths | vs comp | DOM | Risk | Score | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 22-18 JACKSON AVENUE #1006 Queens · built 2017 | Hunters Point | $938K | $1,266 | 741 ft² | 1 bd · 1 ba | - | 101 | bedbug | 6.0 | Source | |
| 22-18 JACKSON AVENUE #719 Queens · built 2017 | Hunters Point | $2.59M | $1,847 | 1,402 ft² | 3 bd · 2 ba | - | 156 | bedbug | 6.0 | Source | |
| 22-18 JACKSON AVENUE #519 Queens · built 2017 | Hunters Point | $1.25M | $1,641 | 765 ft² | 1 bd · 1 ba | - | 106 | bedbug | 6.0 | Source | |
| 22-18 JACKSON AVENUE #311 Queens · built 2017 | Hunters Point | $1.30M | $1,934 | 671 ft² | 1 bd · 1 ba | - | 41 | bedbug | 6.0 | Source | |
| 22-18 JACKSON AVENUE #209 Queens · built 2017 | Hunters Point | $915K | $1,583 | 578 ft² | studio · 1 ba | - | 44 | bedbug | 6.0 | Source | |
| 22-18 JACKSON AVENUE #517 Queens · built 2017 | Hunters Point | $850K | $1,494 | 569 ft² | studio · 1 ba | - | 47 | bedbug | 6.0 | Source | |
| 22-18 JACKSON AVENUE #409 Queens · built 2017 | Hunters Point | $1.55M | $1,572 | 986 ft² | 2 bd · 2 ba | - | 38 | bedbug | 6.0 | Source |
Every recorded deed for this tax lot.
Research contract nyc_property_research.v1 · snapshot Sep 13, 2026
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Deed document types associated with this BBL in the current CurbScoop corpus.
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