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Ruby Square 166-20 90th Avenue, Jamaica, NY 11432
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614 residences
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- 614 residences
- 12 stories
- BUILT 2024
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About 166-20 90th Avenue, Jamaica, NY 11432
Introducing Ruby Square, a new urban oasis conveniently located in the heart of what is often referred to as the “World’s Borough,” Queens New York. Combining architectural expertise and carefully curated interior design by the award-winning Perkins Eastman Architects, this one-of-a-kind development offers an inviting collection of 614 studio, one- and two-bedroom residences that bring thoughtful design, tranquili...
key features
- Central air
- Central laundry room
- Doorman
- Elevators
- Exercise room
- Playroom
- Basketball Court
- Reflection Gallery & Sculpture Garden
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Ruby Square Residences
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Jamaica
Though it may go slightly unheralded in the roll call of neighborhoods, Jamaica is as essential to Queens’ essence as MoMA PS1, Rockaway Beach, or the Mets’ Home Run Apple. Its lineup of locals has included athletes, musicians, writers, actors, and countless more. Modern-day Jamaica sits near other residential enclaves like Kew Gardens, Richmond Hill, and the historic Addisleigh Park district of St. Albans, comprising a passionate community with a particular pride for the place they call their own. Residences offer options for everyone, presenting a mix of freestanding houses and townhomes, high- and low-rise apartment buildings, and modern condominiums. Jamaica is a transit hub, but not only because of the multiple subway lines and bus routes that find their way within its borders. The neighborhood’s Long Island Rail Road station is a critical waypoint, while flights at JFK International Airport are mere minutes away.