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Upcoming Woodside mixed-use building with nine units nearly topped out – QNS (opens the original)
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Approximately one year after building permits were filed for the property, construction is close to topping out on a 6-story mixed-use building with nine housing units at 56-12 Roosevelt Ave. in Woodside. The columns and walls on the top story are currently getting rebar tied to them. Scaffolding is also being assembled to support the roof. A bulkhead will extend up the western lot line wall. Facade installation has not started yet, but will likely begin shortly after the building tops out. The
Permits filed for 24-unit residential building in Astoria – QNS (opens the original)
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Permits have been filed for the construction of a 7-story residential building with 24 housing units at 29-16 12th St. in Astoria. The proposed building would be 75 feet tall and span 16,230 square feet. With an average unit scope of 676 square feet, the 24 apartments will most likely be rentals. While the property would also feature a cellar, the permits do not include any plans for accessory parking. The property is within close proximity to bus stops for the Q18, Q19, Q69, Q100, Q103 and B62
Niche ranks QCC as best community college in New York State – QNS (opens the original)
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Queensborough Community College (QCC) in Bayside was ranked as the best community college in New York State by Niche, which provides in-depth profiles and ratings on every school and college in the U.S. In addition to being ranked first in New York State among community colleges, QCC also placed 39th out of 732 for the best community college in the country, as well as 37th out of 179 for best Asian American, Native American and Pacific Islander-serving institutions and 43rd out of 450 for best H
New rendering unveiled for proposed 268-unit residential building in Lindenwood – QNS (opens the original)
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A rendering has been created and released for a proposed 6-story residential building with 268 housing units at 135-27 Sapphire St. in the Lindenwood neighborhood of Queens. The proposed building, located between Sapphire Street and 79th Street, would be 65 feet tall and span 186,000 square feet. Of the 268 residential units, 67 would be reserved for affordable housing. The 268 apartments would include 68 studios, 111 one-bedroom units and 89 two-bedroom units. Based on the rendering, designed b
Permits filed for 44-unit residential building in Astoria – QNS (opens the original)
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Permits have been filed for the construction of a 13-story residential building with 44 total housing units at 41-14 29th St. in Astoria. The proposed building would be 135 feet tall and span 29,995 square feet. With an average unit scope of 681 square feet, the residential units will most likely be rentals. Other features of the property would include a cellar and a rear yard 37 feet in length. There are multiple train stations within close proximity to the property, including the Queensboro Pl
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