The Real Deal has learned that two developers have acquired the the three-story property assemblage spanning 21-03 – 21-09 Astoria Boulevard, on the western side of Astoria, for $7.5 million. The site boasts 49,000 square feet of building potential, and the new owners plan to develop at least a seven-story, 60-condo-unit mixed-use building with retail space.
On Broadway in Astoria, just one short block from the N/Q elevated line, sits a C-Town supermarket and adjacent surface parking lot. With its juicy R6A zoning, though – which allows residential densities of nearly quadruple the…
With land prices in Long Island City rising, rental builders have been all but priced out of the gateway to Queens in favor of more luxurious condos. But stay on the train for a few more…
In the shadow of the N/Q elevated train line, a new seven-story building will be rising on 31st Street, in Astoria, according to a new building permit filed by Morali Architects with the Department of Buildings…
It’s becoming increasingly difficult to come up with original ledes for posts about new hotels in Ravenswood, as the little-known industrial neighborhood wedged between Long Island City and Astoria bursts at the seams with new budget lodgings. Today,…
