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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

Flushing

Community rallies against mosque proposal

By Sadef Ali Kully

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Rego Park

Eight-story, mixed-use luxury rental coming to Rego Park

By Angela Matua

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Long Island City

Polo Ralph Lauren to rent photo studio space in Long Island City

By Angela Matua

Rego Park

Development blazes on in Central Queens

By Gabriel Rom

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Queens residential sales market experienced a modest growth spurt in 2015

By Katarina Hybenova

Many homes in Douglas Manor and the Broadway-Flushing (pictured) areas of Queens are bounds by restrictive deed covenants.

City will now recognize deed restrictions: Vallone

By Alina Suriel

One of the abandoned buildings on Hollis Avenue near 203rd Street where, it was rumored, the city considered creating a homeless shelter.

Hollis

Southeast Queens pol says city’s ‘Fair Share’ policy is unfair to district

By Robert Pozarycki

Douglaston

Two historic Douglaston homes approved for major expansions

By Tom Momberg

The new structure will have a modern design and large glass windows.

Flushing

‘Epic Tower’ planned for Met Food market site in Flushing

By Alina Suriel

Creedmoor campus surplus to be vacant by 2017

By Tom Momberg

Vallone’s bill would allow record of restrictive covenants in ACRIS

By Tom Momberg

Glendale Real Estate

Glendale

Development site on Glendale/‌Ridgewood border for lease

By Anthony Giudice

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Long Island City

LIC residents praise park, but question rest of Paragon Paint site plan

By Angela Matua

Astoria

Hallets Point mega-project breaks ground in Astoria

By Bill Parry

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Long Island City

LIC urban garden fights to keep land on defunct rail line, envisions new use

By Angela Matua

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Woodside

Woodside warehouse selling for $9.5M

By Angela Matua

The development site at 951 Cypress Ave. in Ridgewood has expanded and is now on sale for $25.25 million.

Ridgewood

Development site in Ridgewood expands, now selling for $25.25M

By Anthony Giudice

Civic leaders and elected officials rallied Saturday to have much of Broadway-Flushing designated a historic district.

Flushing

Flushing homeowners, pols press city for historic status in neighborhood

By Alina Suriel

Long Island City

CB2 hosts public meeting on residential development at the Parago Paint building in LIC

By Bill Parry

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Long Island City

City may put LIC’s Socrates Sculpture Park on the map

By Angela Matua

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Astoria

On the rise: Mayor helps launch Astoria’s Hallets Point development

By Angela Matua

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