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The city is seeking design ideas for a redevelopment project over a former rail yard in Long Island City. The applicants must provide details on how they will transform 11-24 Jackson Ave. into a 58,000 square foot space that includes “a mixed-use, mixed-income housing” building with a community facility and a public open space. The […]
The city’s Economic Development Corporation, along with the MTA, is seeking a third party to develop the 58,000-square-foot parcel at 11-24 Jackson Ave. bordered by 21st Street, Jackson and 49th avenues. View Full Caption NYC EDC HUNTERS POINT — The city is looking for a developer to construct housing, retail and open space above a […]
A G train in NYC on August 1, 2013. View Full Caption DNA/Stephanie Keith LONG ISLAND CITY — A teen lit a sleeping man’s jacket ablaze as he was riding the G train in Queens early Friday, and was busted after a transit worker overheard him talking about the crime on his cellphone, according to […]
PHOTO BY DINO RIESE Long Island City High School of Applied Communication “Community Appreciation Day” 1 Student Government President Andrew Lau shakes hands with Principal Michael Weinstein. Posted: Thursday, January 19, 2017 3:12 pm | Updated: 3:17 pm, Thu Jan 19, 2017. Long Island City High School of Applied Communication “Community Appreciation Day” On Tuesday, […]
Members of St. George’s Coptic Christian Church in Long Island City are nervous that a nightclub across the street looking to obtain a cabaret license will cause even more headaches. Sammy Fahney, the president of the church board, attended a Community Board 1 meeting in Astoria on Jan. 17 with other members to urge the board to […]
The Durst Organization last month bought a large, L-shaped development site in Long Island City from investors who had run out of resources to build what would have been a 914-foot-high, 70-story luxury-condo tower. Although Durst does not intend to build as high, its Queens Plaza North project is only slightly less ambitious. It seeks […]
January 18, By Christian Murray Whether it be a studio apartment or a 2 bedroom, condo prices in Long Island City continue to soar to new heights. The average sales price for a Long Island City condo jumped 25 percent in the fourth quarter of 2016, compared to the same period in 2015, according to […]
January 18, By Christian Murray Whether it be a studio apartment or a 2 bedroom, condo prices in Long Island City continue to soar to new heights. The average sales price for a Long Island City condo jumped 25 percent in the fourth quarter of 2016, compared to the same period in 2015, according to […]
LONG ISLAND CITY — Police are looking for a man who robbed a cellphone store in Queensbridge earlier this month, taking off with hundreds of dollars in cash and 20 phones. The suspect entered the MetroPCS store at 13-05 40th Ave. near 13th Street shortly before noon on Jan. 5, and demanded a shop worker show […]
LONG ISLAND CITY — Police are looking for a man who robbed a cellphone store in Queensbridge earlier this month, taking off with hundreds of dollars in cash and 20 phones. The suspect entered the MetroPCS store at 13-05 40th Ave. near 13th Street shortly before noon on Jan. 5, and demanded a shop worker show […]
Hundreds of cats exposed to the Avian flu at Animal Care Centers (ACC) in Manhattan, Staten Island and Brooklyn were transported to a center in Long Island City late last month where they are currently being treated. The Animal Care Center in Long Island City is currently serving as a quarantine center for 499 cats who […]
Hundreds of cats exposed to the Avian flu at Animal Care Centers (ACC) in Manhattan, Staten Island and Brooklyn were transported to a center in Long Island City late last month where they are currently being treated. The Animal Care Center in Long Island City is currently serving as a quarantine center for 499 cats who […]
A Long Island City warehouse has been transformed into a safe haven for more than 500 cats who may have been exposed to an unusual flu virus. The quarantine center, constructed in less than a week by an ASPCA emergency field team in late December, is the city’s best chance to halt the H7N2 bird […]
January 12, By Christian Murray A new operator is planning to take over Tutti Matti—formerly known as Testaccio–and convert the space into a sports-themed restaurant. The new company, called 47 Thirty LLC, plans to open the 47-30 Vernon Blvd venue with approximately 12 TVs—plus a large screen—and offer an extensive menu. The kitchen is large […]
The New York City Council unanimously voted on January 4th to expand the boundaries of the Long Island City Business Improvement District, effective on July 1, 2017. Created in 2005, the Long Island City BID currently encompasses Queens Plaza to 21st Street, and Jackson Avenue, between Queens Plaza and Thompson Avenue. The expansion will nearly […]
Two Boots Pizza, Vanessa’s Dumpling House and Papillon’s Bistro will be opening sites in the lobby of The Factory at 30-30 47th Ave. View Full Caption Inset Courtesy Two Boots Pizza; DNAinfo/Jeanmarie Evelly LONG ISLAND CITY — Two Boots Pizza, Vanessa’s Dumpling House and Papillon’s Bistro are all headed to the neighborhood in the coming […]
A Long Island City warehouse has been transformed into a safe haven for more than 500 cats who may have been exposed to an unusual flu virus. The quarantine center, constructed in less than a week by an ASPCA emergency field team in late December, is the city’s best chance to halt the H7N2 bird […]
NEW YORK (WABC) — The Long Island Rail Road is back on schedule after a hectic Wednesday evening rush. Amtrak crews are working to repair a broken rail found outside one of the East River Tunnels. Personnel are on the site of the broken rail and a temporary fix has been made to prevent the […]
There’s a new top cop at the 108th Precinct in Long Island City – a Queensborn leader with a long history of working to keep the borough safe. Newly-appointed Captain Ralph Forgione assumed command of the 108th Precinct shortly after the ball dropped at Times Square on New Year’s Eve. “He’s a nice guy who […]
MTA, Human Resources Administration renew and expand for 300K sf in LIC Asking rents at Vornado’s Center Building are around $40 psf January 11, 2017 09:50AM 33-00 Northern Boulevard and Steve Roth A pair of government agencies renewed and expanded their leases for a total of 302,000 square feet at Vornado Realty Trust’s Center Building […]