Flushing has traditionally been the central business district for Queens’s Chinese community, attracting not only new housing but also a fair amount of commercial construction, in the form of retail, office space (largely medical), and…
In 2012, Flushing-based developer Pi Capital Partners opened their six-story Elm East project at 86-55 Broadway, on the northeastern corner of Broadway and Queens Boulevard. The project was apparently a success – they’ve got active…
Riders of the 7 train through Queens may be treated to a new construction project pretty soon, with a 15-story building planned for 71-17 Roosevelt Avenue, just east of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway and adjacent railroad tracks…
As Queens’s Chinese population has sprawled in all directions out of Flushing, developers from the community have followed. Elmhurst and Woodside are the western outpost of the borough’s new mega-Chinatown, and now they’ve got a new 11-story building…
As Queens’s booming Chinese community has overgrown Flushing, residents and developers have pushed out on all sides – east towards Bayside, north towards College Point, south along Main Street towards Jamaica, and west towards Elmhurst. Today, permits were…