Commercial Rego Park

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Rego Center features various department stores, such as Burlington, Ikea, TJ Maxx, and Marshall’s, as well as supermarkets and wholesale stores, such as Aldi and Costco. A few blocks down is Queens Center Mall, which has a wide variety of shops, including but not limited to Express, the Apple Store, Sephora, Gap, Victoria’s Secret, and Foot Locker. Queens Center Mall and Rego Center are hubs for activity within the community; not only do they provide residents with resources such as food, clothing, and groceries, but these are also the main areas in which people of the community and neighborhood gather to socialize.

This community is largely comprised of white and Asian residents. The Jewish community in commercial Rego Park is particularly prominent, though there is a church within the community as well.

The residents of this neighborhood typically work white collar office jobs. Since the 63rd Drive-Rego Park and Woodhaven Boulevard subway stations are so conveniently located, residents who typically work office jobs in Manhattan are able to commute back and forth with ease, typically with no transfers.

What makes commercial Rego Park so unique may be its lack of needs and concerns. This is a fairly affluent community comprised of middle class and upper middle class individuals. The residents of commercial Rego Park have access to an abundance of resources.

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Commercial Rego Park

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Economic or Environmental Interests

The residents of this neighborhood typically work white collar office jobs. Since the 63rd Drive-Rego Park and Woodhaven Boulevard subway stations are so conveniently located, residents who typically work office jobs in Manhattan are able to commute back and forth with ease, typically with no transfers.


Community Activities and Services

Rego Center features various department stores, such as Burlington, Ikea, TJ Maxx, and Marshall’s, as well as supermarkets and wholesale stores, such as Aldi and Costco. A few blocks down is Queens Center Mall, which has a wide variety of shops, including but not limited to Express, the Apple Store, Sephora, Gap, Victoria’s Secret, and Foot Locker. Queens Center Mall and Rego Center are hubs for activity within the community; not only do they provide residents with resources such as food, clothing, and groceries, but these are also the main areas in which people of the community and neighborhood gather to socialize.


Cultural or Historical Interests

This community is largely comprised of white and Asian residents. The Jewish community in commercial Rego Park is particularly prominent, though there is a church within the community as well.


Community Needs and Concerns

What makes commercial Rego Park so unique may be its lack of needs and concerns. This is a fairly affluent community comprised of middle class and upper middle class individuals. The residents of commercial Rego Park have access to an abundance of resources.