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You don’t need to be a resident to stroll along the 58,000-square-foot Halletts Point Esplanade near the Durst Organization’s residential development in Astoria.

Explore 7 privately owned outdoor spaces in NYC that are open to the public

At this waterfront park, you can gaze upon the East River from Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s old neighborhood of Astoria into his new one on the Upper East Side. With views of Gracie Mansion, Roosevelt Island, and the RFK Bridge, you can stroll along the 58,000-square-foot esplanade near the Durst Organization’s Halletts Point Development. Designed by Starr Whitehouse Landscape Architects, this space includes native plants, areas for picnicking, and a playground inspired by nautical motifs.

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:3Coffee Roasters Flatiron location at 29 W. 21st St. in Manhattan.

Astoria welcomes second :3Coffee Roasters location at Halletts Point

Astoria will be welcoming a second :3Coffee Roasters at 30 Halletts Point after the Durst Organization announced the coffee shop has signed a lease for the new Queens retail location.

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Halletts Point becomes first LEED Platinum certified development in Astoria

20 Halletts Point and 30 Halletts Point became the first developments in Astoria to earn LEED Platinum certification, as well as the second-largest LEED Platinum residential projects around the world, trailing only Sven in Long Island City.

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A Stunning New 58K-Square-Foot Park Opens On The Astoria Waterfront — With Views Locals Haven’t Seen In Decades

The brand-new Halletts Point Waterfront Esplanade just opened, transforming 58,000 square feet of former industrial land into a park packed with skyline views, native plants, and plenty of spots to sit and stay awhile.

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