Highest-population borough — small-portfolio owner density
Queens Legal Services
Nacmias Law Firm — based at 592 Pacific St in Brooklyn — serves clients across all five boroughs. This page lists the courts, agencies, and case types we most often handle in Queens.
Practice areas
What we handle in Queens.
Where we appear
Queens courts and agency offices.
The Queens-specific venues we file at and appear before. Addresses verified as of 2026.
Courts
- Queens Civil Court89-17 Sutphin Blvd, Jamaica, NY 11435
- Queens Housing Court89-17 Sutphin Blvd, Jamaica, NY 11435
Agency offices
- DOB Queens Borough Office120-55 Queens Blvd, Kew Gardens, NY 11424
Closing costs and title
Buying or selling in Queens?
The taxes, the searches and the approval path all change with the building type. These pages cover the whole of New York City, Queens included.
How each building type closes in Queens
- Condops in QueensQueens holds almost as many co-op-within-a-condominium apartments as Manhattan does, spread from Rego Park to Astoria to the Rockaways rather than ...
- Converted building condos in QueensQueens conversions center on the former factory and warehouse buildings of Long Island City, where zoning overlays sit alongside the legalization q...
- Investor condo purchases in QueensQueens has the deepest investor condominium market in the city, and the consequence is that the building itself is frequently unfinanceable.
- Land-lease co-ops in QueensQueens holds more ground-lease cooperative apartments than any other borough, concentrated in the northeastern neighborhoods, and it is the borough...
- Mitchell-Lama co-ops in QueensQueens carries several of the largest Mitchell-Lama cooperatives in the city, including developments in Jamaica, Woodside and Astoria that between ...
- Mixed-use condos in QueensQueens mixed-use condominiums frequently carry medical, community facility and retail space over several floors, not just at street level.
- New development condos in QueensQueens new development concentrates in Long Island City and Flushing, where investor demand and mixed-use ground floors shape both the budget and t...
- Sponsor co-op units in QueensQueens garden co-op conversions left some of the largest remaining sponsor holdings in the city, and in several complexes the sponsor is still the ...
- Sponsor resale condo units in QueensQueens sponsor units are often held as rentals in investor-heavy buildings, which makes the delivery condition and the tenancy the first questions.
- Standard co-ops in QueensQueens holds the city’s garden co-op belt: pre-war garden apartment complexes in Jackson Heights, Sunnyside and Forest Hills, several of them insid...
- Standard condos in QueensQueens condo stock concentrates in Long Island City, Astoria and Flushing, and the investor share of that stock is what shapes financing and buildi...
- Townhouse condo declarations in QueensQueens two-family houses are frequently declared as condominiums, and the certificate of occupancy has to support the unit count the declaration cr...
- NYC Closing Help CenterEvery closing resource on this site in one place.
- NYC Closings GlossaryThe vocabulary of a New York City closing, defined one term at a time.
- Closing Questions, AnsweredAnswer-first pages for the questions buyers, sellers and borrowers ask.
- Closing Checklists by Transaction TypeNine checklists: what each kind of New York closing actually requires.
- Title Issues and How They Are CuredOne page per defect: how it is found, how it is cured, what it costs, who pays.
- NYC Building Types by BoroughWhere each co-op and condo type actually exists, borough by borough.
- NYC Zoning and Land UseVariances, certificates of occupancy, development rights and public review, one question at a time.
- NYC Building Types and How They CloseCo-op, condo and hybrid building types, and what changes legally in each.
- Co-op and Condo ClosingsBoard packages, offering plans, flip taxes and the tax split.
Why locally based matters
Brooklyn-based attorneys appearing in Queens.
Queens has NYC's highest concentration of small-portfolio rental property owners — the operating tier our practice is built around. Civil and Housing Court matters file at 89-17 Sutphin Boulevard in Jamaica. Our attorneys appear there regularly for nonpayment, holdover, and HPD-related matters; the firm's Brooklyn office is approximately 30 minutes from the Queens courthouse complex.
Queens matter on your desk?
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