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Creedmoor Psychiatric Center

Civic leaders express concern that Creedmoor Master Plan may lead to dirty streets and congestion

By Rachel Butler

city planning

Queens neighborhoods to lead NYC real estate resurgence in 2024: Report

By Czarinna Andres

Long Island City

Affordable housing lottery opens in LIC, rents start at $3,835 a month

By Ethan Marshall

property

Sponsored

Op-ed | New York City’s broken property tax system

By Martha Stark

Queens Post

Eight-story development coming to Astoria

downtown

Jamaica

Weigh in on $70 Million investment in Downtown Jamaica, Open house scheduled Monday

By Czarinna Andres

Astoria

Affordable housing lottery opens in Astoria, rents start at $2,400 a month

By zgewelb

pandemic

Wealthiest New York residents stay put after pandemic-driven exodus, despite tax increases, study finds

By Ethan Marshall

city of yes

Opinion

Op-ed: “City of Yes” or neighborhood nightmare? A look at the potential downside

By George Peters

tax

Sponsored

Citing unfair property tax system, coalition seeks to even the playing field

By QNS’s advertising partner

Sunnyside Post

Average co-op in Sunnyside fetched $353K during January-August 2023, one-family houses approached $950K: report

Sunnyside Post

Affordable housing lottery opens in Woodside, rents start at $847 per month

deed

Two con men plead guilty in deed fraud scam to steal houses in Queens, Nassau County: DA

By Bill Parry

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AMNY

Op-Ed | A year of getting stuff done for working-class New Yorkers

Woodhaven Boulevard

Rego Park

Stores on Woodhaven Boulevard likely to be demolished, building permits filed for 7-story development

By Christian Murray

Astoria Post

Studios rent for about $2,450 in Astoria affordable housing lottery

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Jamaica

Queens Boulevard in Woodside to undergo $23.75 million revamp

lottery

Lottery opens for ‘affordable apartments’ in Kew Gardens, 1-bedrooms to rent for $3,140

By Christian Murray

civic

Several Queens civic groups come out in opposition to Creedmoor Plan, argue buildings are too large

By Rachel Butler

NYC Parks

Queens’ population dropped 5.3% post pandemic, in line with rest of NYC: Study

By Christian Murray

Hotel

City announces historic deal to convert JFK Hilton Hotel into 318-unit affordable housing complex

By Bill Parry

board

Glendale

Community Board 5 members express concerns about proposed zoning laws and cannabis shops at year-end meeting

By Anthony Medina

median rent

Rental price growth in NYC slows for first time since pandemic: report

By Ethan Marshall

average

Average rental price in Queens dipped in November: report

By Ethan Marshall

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