Real Estate News – Page 75 of 145 – QNS

An aerial picture of Belmont Park

Bellerose

And they’re off! State begins the race to redevelop parking lots at Belmont Park

By Robert Pozarycki

LIC DEVELOPMENT

Long Island City

This massive new development on the LIC waterfront will include housing, offices & a new school

By Angela Matua

Opt-outs for real estate solicitation to return to NE Queens

Bayside

Opt-outs for real estate solicitation to return to NE Queens

By Mark Hallum

CONSTRUCTION

Astoria

Queens neighborhoods make the list of the hardest places in NYC to build new housing

By Angela Matua

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Bayside

Northeast Queens residents can opt out of unwanted real estate solicitations once more

By Suzanne Monteverdi

A rendering of the renovated warehouse at 184-60 Jamaica Ave. in Hollis.

Hollis

This Queens warehouse with a rooftop produce farm is sold as part of a $78 million deal

By Robert Pozarycki

SUNNYSIDE

Sunnyside

Tenants sue this Queens landlord for lying about improvements to squeeze more rent from them

By Angela Matua

Bay Terrace leaseholders to purchase their land from Cord Meyer

Bayside

Bay Terrace leaseholders to purchase their land from Cord Meyer

By Mark Hallum

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Bayside

‘A major milestone’ in Bayside as a co-op complex buys its land, ending a six-decade lease

By Suzanne Monteverdi

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Queens home sales surge as prices also increase, real estate report finds

By Angela Matua

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Douglaston

Check out these open houses for beautiful homes in Whitestone and Douglaston this weekend

By Emily Davenport

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Woodhaven

Three-story, mixed-use medical facility in Woodhaven on sale for $1.4 million

By Anthony Giudice

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Long Island City

Three new soaring towers in Long Island City will feature 1,800 units with private park

By Angela Matua

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Jackson Heights

City begins work to give Jackson Heights’ Diversity Plaza a makeover

By Angela Matua

Mayor Bill de Blasio highlights NYC parks’ Trees and Sidewalks program which helps homeowners repair severe sidewalk damage caused by root growth from street trees on Thursday, July 20.

Whitestone

Mayor focuses on tree-related sidewalk damage during a visit to Whitestone

By QNS News Team

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Ridgewood

Ridgewood landlord allegedly retaliates against immigrant tenants who reported rights violations

By Robert Pozarycki

HONEYWELL

Long Island City

Developer seeks to build 90-room hotel with medical offices in Dutch Kills section of LIC

By Angela Matua

Glendale medical facility rendering

Glendale

How would a new medical facility in Glendale affect the parking of the neighborhood?

By Anthony Giudice

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Astoria

New development in Astoria will include 711 units, some of which will be affordable housing

By Angela Matua

Willets neighborhood

Flushing

‘We must be bold’: City Council candidate wants community to weigh in on Willets Point site

By Suzanne Monteverdi

Willets Point’s fate in hands of community boards

By Benjamin M. Haber

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Douglaston

PHOTOS: Douglaston home with theater room, outdoor balcony on the market for $1.58M

By Suzanne Monteverdi

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Flushing

City is ‘not shying away’ from Willets Point development project, EDC president says

By Suzanne Monteverdi

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Beautiful brick colonial in Forest Hills asks for nearly $4M

By Emily Davenport

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