In a city struggling with a persistent affordable housing shortage, Long Island City has been building—a lot. And the city is now looking to spur even more growth with a proposed rezoning that would ...
Long Island City will be getting 14,000 new homes, including 4,000 “affordable” apartments, under the city’s latest plan to rezone an already well-developed pocket of Queens amid the ongoing housing ...
Long Island City could soon start building some 14,700 new homes — including in a waterfront area where multiple visions of development have gone to die. On Monday, the city kicks off the process of ...
This is a real smear campaign. Long Island City’s storied troubles with pooping pooches have reached new heights — as fed-up residents are posting pictures of pet owners who refuse to pick up after ...
Long Island City’s largest rezoning in 25 years was approved by the City Council on Wednesday, and it’s set to transform the area in a massive way. The result: A whopping 14,700 new homes on the ...
The city has kicked off a 54-block rezoning in Long Island City, Queens, aimed at turning an industrial portion of the neighborhood into residential. The project aims to create nearly 14,700 new homes ...
I’ve lived in western Queens for more than 16 years, and like many of my neighbors, I have watched our community grow and change. Sometimes that change has felt overwhelming. Other times, it’s brought ...
Long Island City has seen its population grow by a staggering 40 percent between 2010 and 2020 — five times faster than the city’s average. You could sort of see it happening in real time, at least in ...
Long Island City could be on the receiving end of another 15,000 apartments if the City Council approves a rezoning proposal slated for a vote later this month. If the neighborhood’s prior evolution ...
The real estate team behind a sprawling mixed-use project in Long Island City has closed on a $290 million refinancing for the development. The Domain Cos., LMXD and Bridge Investment Group have ...
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