Real Estate newsletter Archives – QNS

housing lottery

Housing lottery for Willets Point Commons officially opens

By Renee DeLorenzo

homeowners

Queens homeowners have their property for an average of 12.7 years: report

By Ethan Marshall

queens

Queens, Brooklyn and Manhattan rank among the most competitive rental markets in the U.S. in 2025: report

By Ethan Marshall

If granted a commercial gaming license in December, Resorts World will be able to expand its operations as soon as March 2026, tripling its workforce soon afterward.

Ozone Park

Resorts World’s official application called for standardized tax rate across New York casinos

By Shane O’Brien

skyscraper

Long Island City

Excavation resumes on upcoming LIC skyscraper following brief stall in progress

By Ethan Marshall

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Flushing

Martin Lande senior home in Flushing receives $850,000 in federal funding

By Renee DeLorenzo

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Long Island City

Housing lottery launches for 248 units at the Orchard in LIC, rent starts at $2,912

By Ethan Marshall

horne

Addisleigh Park

Former St. Albans home of legendary late actress, singer and activist Lena Horne now for sale

By Ethan Marshall

engagement

Renter engagement in Queens ranked among the highest in northeastern U.S. during third quarter of 2025: report

By Ethan Marshall

The New York State Gaming Facility Location Board approved both Queens casinos, alongside the Bally's proposal in the Bronx, in a unanimous vote Monday morning. Photo by Lloyd Mitchell.

Politics

Queens goes all in on casinos as Metropolitan Park, Resorts World receive green light from state’s Gaming Facility Location Board

By Shane O’Brien

construction

Long Island City

Construction tops out on upcoming 23-story mixed-use building in LIC

By Ethan Marshall

housing lottery

Corona

Willets Point affordable housing project on track to open in April 2026, Etihad Park soccer stadium to debut in 2027

By Renee DeLorenzo

Mesa Verde tenants protest against A&E on Nov. 8. Photo courtesy of Jude Costello.

Jackson Heights

Mesa Verde tenants rally against landlord A&E after persistent elevator outage and rodent infestations

By Shane O’Brien

anti-casino

Flushing

Anti-casino picketers confront NYS Gaming Commission at St. John’s as supporters defend proposal

By Renee DeLorenzo

units

Rego Park

Housing lottery underway for 101 units in Rego Park residential complex, rent starts at $545

By Ethan Marshall

housing lottery

Rego Park

Housing lottery closing soon for eight units in Rego Park apartment building, rent starts at $2,500

By Ethan Marshall

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Politics

Metropolitan Park casino bid group signs agreement with city days after judge temporarily blocked deal

By Shane O’Brien

anti-casino

Corona

Anti-casino rally in Flushing draws hundreds in protest of casino developer, Gov. Hochul and Sen. Liu

By Renee DeLorenzo

The rezoning, approved by the City Council on Wednesday, allows for a 13-story residential tower at the site of a TD Bank at 78-01 Queens Blvd. Photo via Google Street View.

Elmhurst

Krishnan welcomes Council approval of rezoning allowing for 13-story residential tower in Elmhurst

By Shane O’Brien

skyscraper

Long Island City

Construction begins on 56-story skyscraper with over 600 condominiums and 10K square feet of retail space in LIC

By Ethan Marshall

median rent

Astoria

Median rent rose in northwest Queens year-over-year in October 2025, new leases trend up for first time in four months: report

By Ethan Marshall

Council Member Julie Won speaks at a press conference celebrating the passage of the OneLIC Neighborhood Plan on the steps of City Hall Wednesday afternoon. Photo by Shane O'Brien.

Long Island City

City Council approves OneLIC Neighborhood Plan

By Shane O’Brien

median sale price

Median sale price of Queens homes reaches record high of $600K in third quarter of 2025: report

By Ethan Marshall

permits

Jamaica

Permits filed for 127-unit affordable housing building in Jamaica

By Ethan Marshall

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