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Another massive residential project is in the works for Flushing. An entity connected to Brian Pun’s FSA Capital filed permits Thursday to build a 173,000-square-foot, mixed-use development at 133-09 37th Avenue. The 17-story building would consist of 102 residential units across roughly 71,600 square feet, as well as about 101,400 square feet for commercial use, according to the plans. The Queens project would also have a 313-space parking garage. Hill West is listed as the
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Someone wake up the Brooklyn luxury market when September ends. Summer may have come and passed, but after a small rebound last week, only eight homes — three condos and five houses — asking at least $2 million went into contract last week, according to a Compass report. That’s just one more than the 2022 low reached three weeks ago. However, agents drenched in pain can take some solace in that the homes’ average asking
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UPDATED, Sept. 27, 2022, 12:45 p.m.: Two Manhattan West remains a busy spot in Manhattan’s uncertain office market. Brookfield Properties landed hedge fund D.E. Shaw as its latest tenant at the massive Hudson Yards office development, Bloomberg reported. The company is taking 283,000 square feet across eight floors, planning on moving in during 2024. It’s not clear how much D.E. Shaw is paying in the deal, which brings Brookfield’s tower to 76 percent leased. The
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As DC 37 gears up for contract negotiations with the city, an audit of one of its locals found alleged instances of mismangement
Developers in Astoria have stars in their eyes. Queens-based Mega Contracting Group and Manhattan-based Ettinger Engineering Associates are collaborating on a project at the Variety Boys and Girls Club of Queens that will house the borough’s first planetarium. It is expected to serve up to 10,000 children annually. The state is providing $1 million for the project, at 21-12 30th Road. It will include 229 affordable apartments, some set aside for foster youth aging out
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