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Astoria

Queens rental prices continue big decline as home prices soar to new heights: report

By Suzanne Monteverdi

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Glen Oaks

Glen Oaks co-op residents frustrated after being without gas service for six weeks

By Suzanne Monteverdi

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Whitestone

North Shore Farms and CVS will finally open up at Whitestone Plaza in the months ahead

By Suzanne Monteverdi

Sunnyside

City taps architect firm to create plan for Sunnyside Yard development: report

By Angela Matua

WILLETS-POINT

Flushing

Remediation and parking among community concerns with new plan for Willets Point

By Suzanne Monteverdi

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Bayside

Take a look inside these homes that are up for sale in Jackson Heights, Douglaston and Bayside

By Emily Davenport

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Roomy one-bedroom condo with huge garden in Long Island City’s Canvas asks $1.17 million

By QNS News Team

Long Island City

Long Island City penthouse has balconies, California Closets, radiant heat for $1.595 million

By QNS News Team

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Astoria

Gianaris calls on city to issue stop-work order on Kushner projects after report finds company falsified docs

By Angela Matua

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Douglaston

Three multi-family homes are on the market in East Elmhurst, Douglaston and Sunnyside

By Emily Davenport

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Long Island City

7-story mixed-use building will rise in a manufacturing-heavy part of Long Island City

By Angela Matua

An AP report found that real estate company owned by Jared Kushner (inset) lied about how many rent-regulated apartments it owned in Astoria.

Astoria

Astoria lawmaker calls for probe into report that Kushner’s company booted local tenants from regulated apts.

By Angela Matua

Mike Legaspi, from Migrante NY, answers audience Q&A at the 7 Train Coalition launch.

Corona

7 Train Coalition formed to help keep Queens neighborhoods affordable for all

By QNS News Team

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Woodside

Woodside condo building with nine apartments is on the market for over $5.2M

By Emily Davenport

Jackson Heights

After major backlash over planned Jackson Heights tower, community board gives proposal the thumbs down

By Angela Matua

Whitestone

Local representatives ‘see progress’ on controversial Whitestone development

By Suzanne Monteverdi

Flushing ranks as most seller friendly neighborhood in NYC: Report

Flushing

Flushing ranks as most seller friendly neighborhood in NYC: Report

By Gina Martinez

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Woodside

Woodside office housing luxury watchmaker Bulova sells for $25.2 million

By Angela Matua

LICIC

Long Island City

TF Cornerstone expands on plans for Long Island City waterfront sites

By Angela Matua

The proposed development at 134-37 35th Ave.

Flushing

Board 7 gives developers the go-ahead on two large downtown Flushing buildings

By Suzanne Monteverdi

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Start your spring house hunting early with these homes in Kew Gardens Hills, Little Neck and Maspeth

By Emily Davenport

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Flushing

These 6 Queens neighborhoods are among the best home seller’s markets in New York: report

By Suzanne Monteverdi

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Astoria

Lottery now open for 81 affordable units at 10 Halletts Point in Astoria

By Angela Matua

LIC residents rally against city’s waterfront plan

Long Island City

LIC residents rally against city’s waterfront plan

By Bill Parry

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