Silver Towers

125-10 Queens Blvd., located in the Kew Gardens neighborhood of Queens, was built in 1960, has 375 residential units, about 48 commercial spaces and spans more than 616,000 square feet.

Dubbed the Silver Towers, this luxury high-rise is known for its well-lit apartments and panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline, bridges, Flushing Meadow Park, and the Long Island horizon. It also touts 24 hour doorman service, a fitness center, a sun deck for lounging, a laundry room on every floor, central air (both A/C and heat), an elegant expansive marble lobby, three modern passenger elevators plus a freight elevator, and an attached parking garage.

Many of the apartments also have terraces or patios, and are equipped with intercoms.

Residents are just a short stroll away from shopping centers and downtown historic Kew Gardens.

The condo’s biggest perk is that it’s located on Queens Blvd., which hosts one of the highest numbers of New York City Subway services in the city, including the E, ​F, , ​M, and ​R (IND Queens Boulevard Line) and the 7, <7>​​, N, and ​W (IRT Flushing Line). Only Broadway (nine services), Sixth Avenue (seven) in Manhattan and Fulton Street (eight) in Brooklyn carry more services at any one time.

In addition, the Q60 bus travels its entire length, and the Q32 and Q59 buses travel for significant portions of the boulevard's length

In recent years, the section between Roosevelt Avenue and 73rd Street received a considerable number of safety improvements, including more pedestrian zones and bike lanes.