Posts Tagged ‘Building’
Record Breaking Building On Steinway Sells For Millions!
Astorians have known for quite a while that the market in Astoria has been steadily climbing, perhaps quicker than the other boroughs (save for Brooklyn) for a while now. The prices are trickling from apartments to groceries. The next item on the property list was just sold for a staggering $7,450,000, by Boulevard Realty to Zirk…
Read MoreAstoria Apartment Building Sells For Over $7 Million
The records are being broken in Astoria. This year we saw a record breaking house sell for $2 million, and now it's a whole apartment building that's breaking records. The 19 unit apartment building which sits on 23-35 29th Avenue, sold for a cushy $7,230,000. The building is four stories high, and is mixed with rent…
Read MoreAnother New Development Coming To Astoria
Plans were recently filed with the Department of Buildings by developer George Elliott, in regards to the new project slated for 30-70 38th Street. If you drive past right now, you will be able to see two houses which sit almost side by side. If everything goes to plan, they will be demolished, and a…
Read MoreHigh End Gourmet Markets & Restaurant Rumored To Be Moving In
There's a big change coming to Astoria, and when we say big, we mean….BIG! 34-30 Steinway St may soon be the destination for a massive high end gourmet market and restaurant complex, according to Winick Realty Group, the leasing firm who is marketing the space to an array of national big box retailers. The three story…
Read MoreAnother Building Going Up In Astoria
The plans have been filed with the Department of Buildings. Another building is set to go up in Astoria. The new seven-story apartment building will see its home on 21-13 31st Ave, replacing the already existing three two-story homes along with the Auto Shop on the first floor, according to Yimby. The plans, filed by Developer…
Read More7 Story Residential Project Revealed
A planned 65-unit residential building at 34-22 35th Street in Astoria has finaly been revelaed, according to newyorkyimby. The building will consist of ground-floor retail space averaging around 1,352 square feet, and 665 square feet rental units. The property was bought for a price tag of $16 million dollars, in an off market deal and will be developed by Fairfield County-based…
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