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Queens Housing Court — Address, Parts, and What to Expect
The Queens County Housing Court is located at 89-17 Sutphin Boulevard, Jamaica, NY 11435, inside the Queens Civil Court building. It hears nonpayment, holdover, and HP proceedings for residential properties throughout Queens. The supervising judge is Hon. John S. Lansden.
Queens County Housing Court (L&T Part) directly: 718-262-7354 · 89-17 Sutphin Boulevard, Jamaica, NY 11435
Nacmias Law Firm is a private law firm — not Queens County Housing Court (L&T Part) or a government office. We help NYC property owners and landlords with Civil and Housing Court matters. To reach the court directly, call 718-262-7354.
About Queens Housing Court
The Queens County Housing Court — the Landlord-Tenant Part for Queens — operates inside the modern Queens Civil Court building at 89-17 Sutphin Boulevard in Jamaica. Queens is the most diverse borough in the city, and the courthouse staffs interpreters in dozens of languages to serve its caseload. The Housing Court is part of the broader Queens Civil Court complex, which has 20 Civil and Housing Court Judges and 207 court personnel.
Court Parts, Rooms & Virtual Appearances at 89-17 Sutphin Boulevard
Updated as of June 24, 2026. Assignments change — confirm against the official schedule before you appear.
Each part of Queens Housing Court hears a specific calendar. Find your part below for its courtroom and the link or phone number to appear virtually. Confirm your part on your court notice or the day's posted calendar.
- 52Room 308
- Virtual appearance link
- Join virtual appearance
- Call-in
- Call-in: (347) 378-4143 or (833) 262-7886 · Conference ID 669 199 354#
- SPPRoom 407
- Virtual appearance link
- Join virtual appearance
- Call-in
- Call-in: (347) 378-4143 or (833) 262-7886 · Conference ID 709 296 815#
- SRoom 408
- Virtual appearance link
- Join virtual appearance
- Call-in
- Call-in: (347) 378-4143 or (833) 262-7886 · Conference ID 112 619 327#
- PRoom 201
- Virtual appearance link
- Join virtual appearance
- Call-in
- Call-in: (347) 378-4143 or (833) 262-7886 · Conference ID 611 951 805#
- ORoom 202
- Virtual appearance link
- Join virtual appearance
- Call-in
- Call-in: (347) 378-4143 or (833) 262-7886 · Conference ID 552 505 114#
- GRoom 123
- Virtual appearance link
- Join virtual appearance
- Call-in
- Call-in: (347) 378-4143 or (833) 262-7886 · Conference ID 914 204 761#
- FRoom 405
- Virtual appearance link
- Join virtual appearance
- Call-in
- Call-in: (347) 378-4143 or (833) 262-7886 · Conference ID 328 623 944#
- IP VirtualRoom: see calendar
- Virtual appearance link
- Join virtual appearance
- Call-in
- Call-in: (347) 378-4143 or (833) 262-7886 · Conference ID 687 922 352#
- ERoom 407
- Virtual appearance link
- Join virtual appearance
- Call-in
- Call-in: (347) 378-4143 or (833) 262-7886 · Conference ID 709 296 815#
- DRoom 406
- Virtual appearance link
- Join virtual appearance
- Call-in
- Call-in: (347) 378-4143 or (833) 262-7886 · Conference ID 686 341 543#
- CRoom 404
- Virtual appearance link
- Join virtual appearance
- Call-in
- Call-in: (347) 378-4143 or (833) 262-7886 · Conference ID 729 479 912#
- BRoom 403
- Virtual appearance link
- Join virtual appearance
- Call-in
- Call-in: (347) 378-4143 or (833) 262-7886 · Conference ID 107 463 075#
- ARoom 401
- Virtual appearance link
- Join virtual appearance
- Call-in
- Call-in: (347) 378-4143 or (833) 262-7886 · Conference ID 369 533 592#
Source: New York Courts “Virtual Links” schedule (Queens). View the official PDF. Part, room, and dial-in assignments change — verify against the official schedule or your court notice before you appear.
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