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Business

Community Board 2 approves mixed-use development led by Titan Machine and RXR Realty in Long Island City

By Angélica Acevedo

Long Island City

Councilman Richards announces support of Your LIC waterfront development

By Angélica Acevedo

Long Island City

Your LIC to host virtual public workshop on density and mixed-use opportunities

By Angélica Acevedo

Seven-story residential apartments planned for Happy Days clothing site in Ridgewood

By Max Parrott

Flushing

Community Board 7 green lights development projects in Whitestone and College Point

By Carlotta Mohamed

Flushing

Proposed 39-story Flushing tower may become the borough’s tallest building outside of LIC

By Carlotta Mohamed

New 21-story building with 261 apartments planned for lot near closed Rego Park Catholic school

By Robert Pozarycki

Delayed construction of College Point football field to begin in the fall, residents push for completion

By Carlotta Mohamed

Business

‘We are the displaced people’: Gates go up, closing off large portion of Willets Point

By Jacob Kaye

Long Island City

Community board approves 10-story, mixed-use tower on Northern Boulevard in Long Island City

By Max Parrott

College Point residents and CB 7 members reject developer’s request to construct new development

By Carlotta Mohamed

Flushing

‘What we’re seeing is a shift’: The growing popularity of Flushing and Jamaica will impact all of Queens for decades

By Emily Davenport

Dining & Nightlife

‘Landmark’ seafood restaurant London Lennie’s in Rego Park listed for sale with ‘development’ potential

By Robert Pozarycki

Flushing

Developers get $30 million loan to build 17-story residential tower on site of Flushing’s RKO Keith’s Theater

By Carlotta Mohamed 1

Developer files permit for 17-story mixed-use building in Sunnyside

By Max Parrott

Long Island City

Mixed-use building with potential for growth in Long Island City sells for $15.2M

By Emily Davenport

Long Island City

Two mixed-use skyscrapers set to rise at Hunters Point South in Long Island City

By Emily Davenport

Nearly $5 billion in real estate changed hands across Queens last year as sales jumped 7%, report finds

By Emily Davenport

More apartments, less parking spots in revised plans for Ridgewood’s tallest apartment building

By Robert Pozarycki

Business

‘Change is good’: Small businesses in Long Island City see promises of Amazon’s impending arrival

By Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech

Astoria

Community Board 1 approves plan for LGBTQ homeless teen housing facility in Astoria

By Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech

Kids & Education

Ground finally broken on long-awaited new public school at Hunters Point in Long Island City

By Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech

Flushing

Looking for work? Attend job fair at new One Flushing development on Jan. 25

By Carlotta Mohamed

Long Island City

Stringer stands with Long Island City co-op residents fighting to save their homes

By QNS TimesLedger

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