72nd Day of Stat-At-Home.I went to Elmhurst, Rego Park, in Queens, NY for a walkLot of police officers were dispatched in response to reported looting Queens Center Mall NYPD also put more personnel at malls nearby of Queens Center Mall in Elmhurst, NY, - Queens Place, Rego Park Plaza, and Rego Center.Queens Center Mall and shops nearby boarded up as a precaution. There were alleged looters tried to break into QCM after a post on social media "QCM protest loot out" for 6/1/2020. 06/02/2020

 Sold - 1 BR 42-52 Layton Street Owners' Co-op $154,000.00  42-52 Layton St, Elmhurst, NY 11373 31 Photos 1 Bed, 1.0 Bath770 SF Tour # 2002292   Sold for $154,000 in June 2010. Elmhurst 1 BR co-op at 42-52 Layton St. Built in 1939. About 770 square feet. Maintenance $719 included water, heat & real estate tax. For more information, please contact: Kin Tsui Kin Real Estate Flushing, NY718-461-5515718-461-8690 Fax Information supplied by sellers. Deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. 07/08/2010

The co-op is located at 57-10 Junction Blvd, #3C, Elmhurst, NY 11373. It was sold for $275,000, closed in Oct. 2009. The co-op is a 6-stories building, managed by Bellmarc. Built in 1961, it is about 1200 square feet, maintenance fee is $807. The location is just one block to Quens Center Mall and three blocks to Queens Blvd. 05/06/2010

I just sold the co-op located at 41-67 Judge St, #5F, Elmhurst, NY 11373. It is sold for $169,800, closed in April, 2010. The co-op is a 6-stories building, managed by TKR. Built in 1963, it is about 700 square feet, maintenance fee is $572. The location is just few blocks to Boardway, Subway #7 & G, R, V, Elmhurst H 05/05/2010

Sales of co-op & condo both increased comparing to 2009, inventory is still over a year's supply. Inventory as at 05/03/10: 44 units of 2-family - median asking price $769,000 (22 months supply)* 17 units of 1-family - median asking price $578,000 (12 months supply)* 62 units of condo - median asking price $404,000 (15 months supply)* 74 units of co-op - median asking price $199,000 (18 months supply)* *Based on the closings in the first quarter 2010. Units closed in the first quarter 2010: 6 units of 2-family - median selling price $676,500 4 units of 1 family - median selling price $565,000 12 units of condo - median selling price $392,500 12 units of co-op - median selling price $175,000 Units closed in the first quarter 2009: 6 units of 2-family - median selling price $865,000 6 uni... 05/04/2010

In Elmhurst there are too many new condos, at the pace of the first months of this year, it will take over 8 years to sell. It is a long road to recovery. Inventory as at 07/17/09: 44 units of 2-family - median asking price $772,500 (19 months inventory) 23 units of 1-family - median asking price $589,000 (9 months inventory) 65 units of condo - median asking price $425,000 (8 years inventory) 74 units of co-op - median asking price $199,000 (21 months inventory) Units closed in the first half year of 2009 - 01/01/09 to 06/30/09: 14 units of 2-family - median selleing price $700,000 16 units of 1-family - median selling price $520,000 4 units of condo - median selling price $200,000 21 units of co-op - median selling price $185,000 Units closed in the first half year of 2008 - 01/01/08 ... 07/18/2009

Inventory as at 02/18/09: 56 units of 2 family - median asking price $769,600 27 units of 1 family - median asking price $599,000 31 units of condo - median asking price $419,000 59 units of co-op - median asking price $205,000 Units closed in the 6 months period from 8/1/08 to 01/31/09: 20 units of 2 family - median selling price $820,000 13 units of 1 family - median selling price $542,500 3 units of condo - median asking price $395,000 38 units of co-op - median selling price $185,000 Units closed in the 6 months period from 2/1/08 to 7/31/08: 21 units of 2 Family - median selling price $699,000 15 units of 1 Family - median selling price $570,000 19 units of condo - median asking price $362,000 27 units of co-op - median selling price $210,000 Source: MLS of Long Island 02/20/2009

Inventory as at 01/19/09: 60 units of 2 family - median asking price $780,000 27 units of 1 family - median asking price $599,000 37 units of condo - median asking price $399,000 60 units of co-op - median asking price $216,000 Units closed in the 6 months period from 7/1/08 to 12/31/08: 7 units of 2 family - median selling price $820,000 3 units of 1 family - median selling price $472,500 3 units of condo - median asking price $395,000 42 units of co-op - median selling price $191,000 Units closed in the 6 months period from 1/1/08 to 6/30/08: 21 units of 2 Family - median selling price $688,500 11 units of 1 Family - median selling price $540,000 20 units of condo - median asking price $359,000 26 units of co-op - median selling price $187,500 Source: MLS of Long Island 01/21/2009

Inventory as at 12/20/08: 58 units of 2 family - median asking price $777,500 28 units of 1 family - median asking price $604,000 36 units of condo - median asking price $398,500 58 units of co-op - median asking price $218,000 Units closed in the 6 months period from 6/1/08 to 11/30/08: 22 units of 2 family - median selling price $780,000 13 units of 1 family - median selling price $585,000 14 units of condo - median selling price $381,615 44 units of co-op - median selling price $191,000 Units closed in the 6 months period from 12/1/07 to 5/31/08: 24 units of 2 Family - median selling price $692,500 15 units of 1 Family - median selling price $540,000 14 units of condo - median selling price $359,000 25 units of co-op - median selling price $190,000 Source: MLS of Long Island 12/21/2008

This flick has some problems, but they are forgivable. Live Free is a wonderful Die Hard sequel. It captures the outmatched feel of the first two pictures, and recovers McClane's trademark sarcasm that was missing in the all thumbs, shabbily plotted third film (Die Hard with a Vengeance). In no way does Live Free measure up to the first. It would be unreasonable to think that it ever could. But as an extension of the story, Live Free delivers. Bruce Willis reprises the character of John McClane. Live Free or Die Hard begins like its predecessors (McClane having a personal crisis). Shortly after his argument with his daughter Lucy he's told to go pick up a computer hacker dork that is wanted by the FBI. The fireworks start shortly after that. That's because the geek isn't only wanted by... 06/22/2008