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The Landmark Preservation Commission voted to prioritize the designation of the Pepsi-Cola sign as a landmark.

Long Island City

Pepsi-Cola sign in LIC may become an official landmark by the end of 2016

By Angela Matua

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Ridgewood

Ridgewood tenants blast ‘predatory’ landlord for new tactics to throw them out

By Anthony Giudice

The Jackson, an 11-story condo, will be constructed in Long Island City's art district this year.

Long Island City

Take a closer look at 11-story luxury condo going up near MoMA PS1 in LIC

By Angela Matua

FreshDirect's manufacturing complex in Long Island City was sold for $48 million.

Long Island City

FreshDirect sells its LIC site for $48M in a near-record breaking transaction

By Angela Matua

Astoria

Seven-story rental to be constructed near Astoria waterfront

By Angela Matua

Flushing

CB7 to review Municipal Lot 3 proposal

By Madina Toure

The Feb. 8 to 9 coastal storm that hit New York City brought flooding to Howard Beach and the Rockaways.

Recent coastal flooding in south Queens prompts calls to reduce flood risks

By Robert Pozarycki

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Astoria

EXCLUSIVE: Queens Council on Arts is expanding to new mixed-use building in LIC

By Angela Matua

Mixed use commercial and residential property in Corona

Opinion

Op-Ed: Queens real estate market bubble may burst very soon

By QNS Editorial

The building opened in 1928.

Flushing

Flushing landmark RKO Keith’s movie theater is for sale again

By Alina Suriel

Flushing

Macedonia Plaza affordable housing complex fully rented

By Madina Toure

Hollis

Residents riled up over Hollis veteran housing

By Sadef Ali Kully

Fight brews over the future of Forest Hills

By Gabriel Rom

Jamaica

TWA center OK’d in boro, waits for city vote

By Sadef Ali Kully

Buy – don’t rent – if you plan to live in Queens for at least three years

By Angela Matua

Long Island City and Jackson Heights saw large increases in rental prices in just one month.

Astoria

Jackson Heights saw 10 percent rent increase in one month

By Angela Matua

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Ridgewood

Take a look at this massive loft built in the former Ridgewood Times building

By Anthony Giudice

This taxi garage in Long Island City will be turned into an 11-story condo building.

Long Island City

LIC taxi garage to become 11-story condo building

By Angela Matua

FOREST HILLS

‘You’re ruining Forest Hills!’ Residents decry restaurant row development plan

By Angela Matua

Long Island City

Plans for new tower in LIC would make it the borough’s tallest

By Bill Parry

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Astoria

Take a look at this Astoria house sold for record-breaking $2M

By Angela Matua

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Long Island City

This could be the future tallest building in Queens: 79-story tower in LIC

By Angela Matua

The site of a Key Food supermarket at 163-30 Cross Bay Blvd. in Howard Beach was sold recently for $12.6 million.

Cross Bay Boom: Howard Beach supermarket site rung up in $12.6M sale

By Robert Pozarycki

Broadway-Flushing

Avella to introduce bill establishing architectural districts

By Tom Momberg

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