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Flushing is a neighborhood in New York City, New York with a population of 209,696. Flushing is in Queens County. Living in Flushing offers residents a dense urban feel and most residents rent their homes. In Flushing there are a lot of bars, restaurants, coffee shops, and parks.

A bustling center of commerce, transportation and finance, Flushing is sometimes known as “the Chinese Manhattan.” The population is 69.2 percent Asian, according to the 2010 census. The neighborhood has the feel of an Asian city. Chinese predominate, but there is also a sizable Korean community.Oct 5, 2014

it is very safe, a little dirty. but an overall very nice place to live a lot of nice people and amazing parks!!! Flushing is an area in Queens, the most population race are Asian especially are immigrants from mainland China in recent year. The Chinese food cost less than any other place and very authentic flavor.

Susan Ma does not like to go out at night in Flushing. ... Many people in this primarily immigrant community were shocked by the violent attack because Flushing is generally considered a safe area.

Most of central Flushing is an ethnic mix of Whites, Hispanic Americans, and Asian Americans.

Flushing, northern section of the borough of Queens, New York City, U.S., at the head of Flushing Bay (East River).

They are more commonly in Flushing and Koreatown, Manhattan. Japanese or Japanese American heritage people are 0.3% and have a presence in Manhattan. Filipino and Filipino Americans were the largest southeast Asian ethnic group at 0.8%. The community has a stronghold in Woodside, Queens.

Today there are about 70,000 Chinese in Flushing and 110,000 to 120,000 Chinese residing in Queens.

Flushing, Queens has had an enormous influx of Korean immigrants since the 1980's. With a current total Korean population of 64,107, the number of Korean immigrants is ever increasing. Flushing's total population is 176,026, making people of Korean descent over 36% of Flushing's population.