197 Avenue E. Rendering courtesy of MHS Architecture.

250-Unit Project Readies for Construction at 197 Avenue E in Bayonne, New Jersey

Construction is set to begin on The Standard, a 12-story mixed-use residential building at 197 Avenue E in Bayonne, New Jersey. Designed by MHS Architecture and developed in a joint venture between Prestige Development and Anak Development, the 132-foot-tall structure will yield 250 apartments. The project will also include roughly 1,950 square feet of ground-floor retail space and a three-story, 227-vehicle parking garage. The property is located at the corner of Avenue E and East 19th Street.

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McGuinness Boulevard Redesign Completed In Greenpoint, Brooklyn

Construction is finished on the McGuinness Boulevard redesign, a corridor-wide street safety project in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. The project provides parking-protected bike lanes from Meeker Avenue to the Pulaski Bridge. The redesign includes one travel lane in each direction, a parking-protected bike lane in each direction, and curbside lanes for parking and loading on both sides of the boulevard. The corridor forms a critical connection for cyclists traveling between Brooklyn and Queens, serving more than 4,000 daily riders during the summer months.

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Permits Filed for 1301 Church Avenue in Flatbush, Brooklyn

Permits have been filed for a seven-story mixed-use building at 1301 Church Avenue in Flatbush, Brooklyn. Also addressed aa 65 Argyle Road, the lot is located at the intersection of Church Avenue and Argyle Road. Nearby is the Church Avenue subway station, served by the B and Q trains. Joseph Banda of Ranco Capital LLC is listed as the owner behind the applications.

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70 Mulberry Street. Designed by Grimshaw Architects.

70 Mulberry Street Breaks Ground in Chinatown, Manhattan

Construction has broken ground on 70 Mulberry Street, an eight-story community facility in Chinatown, Manhattan. Designed by Grimshaw Architects, the structure will serve five local organizations and will house a Chinatown cultural center. The $184 million project will incorporate portions of the existing structure, which was damaged in a 2020 fire, and will increase its public service capacity by 30 percent. The property is located at the northeast corner of Mulberry and Bayard Streets, diagonally across from Columbus Park.

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