Real Estate newsletter Archives – Page 6 of 24 – QNS

cafe

Long Island City

Retail lease reached between TF Cornerstone and new LIC cafe, with grand opening set for Aug. 30

By Ethan Marshall

housing lottery

Briarwood

Housing lottery closing soon for 13 units in Briarwood, rent starts at $2,000

By Ethan Marshall

The long-awaited Halletts Point esplanade is open to the public along the East River waterfront in Astoria.

Astoria

Halletts Point esplanade in Astoria opens, reconnecting community to East River waterfront

By Bill Parry

residential

Elmhurst

Permits filed for 10-story residential building with 54 units in Elmhurst

By Ethan Marshall

permits

Flushing

Expansion permits filed to double size of 2-story residential building in Flushing to include eight units

By Ethan Marshall

resident

Long Island City

Permits filed for 39-story residential building with 387 units in Long Island City

By Ethan Marshall

Council Member Julie Won participates in a neighborhood walkthrough after reportedly receiving multiple complaints of rat infestations linked to a Phipps development in Sunnyside.

Sunnyside

Developer refutes claims of rat infestation at Phipps development in Sunnyside

By Shane O’Brien

median rent

Astoria

Median rent and inventory of rentals in northwest Queens rises from previous year in July 2025: report

By Ethan Marshall

permits

Jamaica

Permits filed for 14-story mixed-use building with 212 affordable housing units in Jamaica

By Ethan Marshall

second quarter

Median rent increased in NYC during second quarter of 2025 compared to previous year: report

By Ethan Marshall

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News

Eastern Queens elected officials announce revisions to Creedmoor Campus mixed-use project

By Bill Parry

metropolitan park rendering

Flushing

Op-ed | Metropolitan Park puts community first

By Kenny Cohen II

july

Rents soared in Queens in July 2025 from previous year: report

By Ethan Marshall

apartment

Construction completed on Far Rockaway apartment complex with 147 affordable units

By Ethan Marshall

permits

Permits filed to double size of 2-story residential building to house nine units in South Jamaica

By Ethan Marshall

Resorts World New York City received its last major land use approval from the state for its proposed $5.5 billion expansion into an integrated resort at Aqueduct.

South Ozone Park

Resorts World granted key land use approval from state for $5.5B expansion if granted commercial gaming license

By Bill Parry

Assembly Member Jenifer Rajkumar speaks at Saturday's rally outside 56-21 Clover Pl. Also pictured: Assembly Member Maritza Dávila. Phot: Ramy Mahmoud.

Politics

Elected officials and tenants protest against alleged ‘displacement tactics’ at Glendale’s Clover Place

By Shane O’Brien

ocean park

$60.5 million loan secured for acquisition and preservation of Ocean Park Apartments affordable housing community in Far Rockaway

By Ethan Marshall

onelic

Long Island City

Borough President recommends approval of OneLIC Neighborhood Plan with conditions

By Bill Parry

ruby square

Jamaica

BRP Companies, project partners and elected officials celebrate opening of Ruby Square mixed-use building in Jamaica

By Ethan Marshall

Flushing Commons opened the largest public EV charging station in New York State this May.

Flushing Commons unveils state’s largest public EV charging garage

By Athena Dawson

permits

Jamaica

Permits filed for 12-story mixed-use building with 591 residences in Jamaica

By Ethan Marshall

Queens Borough President Donovan Richards, Rise Light & Power representatives, city officials and public advocates launch the Reimagine Ravenswood Neighborhood Plan on Thursday, July 17.

Politics

BP Richards, city officials launch ‘historic’ community-driven ‘Reimagine Ravenswood’ plan

By Shane O’Brien

median rent

Queens rents increase to over $3,000 in June 2025: report

By Ethan Marshall

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cops outside Brooklyn mall

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Staten Island Councilmember David Carr, the only Republican member of the LGBTQIA+ Caucus, speaks at a stated meeting on Feb. 12.

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Assemblyman Steve Stern

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