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NYC rentals market (low number of available listings)

Chris Y.
  • Mineola, NY
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Thanks in advance for any answers.  I went through a couple of pages of 'rental markets' search on the forum but didn't directly see this question answered.

I've been researching properties in the Queens side of Floral Park/Queens Village/etc --  I don't see many listings for rentals (20-40) on Zillow, Trulia, Redfin, Hotpads -- does the low number of listings on the sites mean the neighborhoods aren't good rentals like other parts of Queens (Elmhurst, Woodside, Corona, Flushing, etc) -- where you might see 200+?

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