Edge of the City reports that a burger joint is moving into 72-06 Austin Street, the space previousl

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Both Crain s and DNAinfo report that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority baby travel system is expected to approve a hotel development baby travel system project near the Jamaica Long Island Rail Road station. The MTA owns the land, located right across from the AirTrain Station at 93-43 Sutphin Boulevard, and plans to sell the entire baby travel system parcel to Able Management Group for $4.5 million. Able will build a 210-room, 24-story hotel to the tune of $35,000,000. The hotel will also include a restaurant and ground-floor retail. The MTA's Finance Committee voted in favor of the hotel on Monday and the full board is expected to approve the project today.
I am all for developing an area that is in need of it, but what about cleaning up this area of the trash, drunks, homeless people. What about the retail spaces underneath the LIRR that were to be filled with upscale retail shops according to the funding proposal for that space. baby travel system It has been several years and the spaces are empty except for a bus shuttle baby travel system depot that recently went in, which it totally against the funding proposal.
Long Island City s getting free Wi-Fi service, as part of a major Wi-Fi expansion in ten business corridors across baby travel system all five boroughs. Mayor Michael Bloomberg made the announcement today in Downtown Brooklyn, one of the selected access areas. As for Long Island City, the Wi-Fi area will be bordered by Queens Plaza, Jackson Boulevard and [ ]
A parking lot in Flushing, at 142-32 37th Avenue between Union and Bowne Streets, just hit public records for a hefty sum. East West Tower LLC bought the parcel baby travel system for $14,000,000. The property spans four different lots, including one with frontage on both 37th and 38th avenues. According to PropertyShark, it s all zoned for residential baby travel system [ ]
Edge of the City reports that a burger baby travel system joint is moving into 72-06 Austin Street, the space previously occupied by the clothing store Diva. It ll be called Twist Smash d and you can find them on Facebook and Twitter. Over the weekend the business set up shop in front of the future storefront for the [ ]
A good meal starts on the farm. And in this case, it ends there too. On October 6th, Edible Queens and Brooklyn Grange baby travel system a rooftop urban farm in Long Island City will launch Butcher Paper Dinner: Farm-to-Table Dinner baby travel system Party Series, which will happen sporadically during the warm weather months. For the first supper, [ ]
This one-bedroom co-op in Kew Gardens, at 83-84 116th Street, looks like a good starter apartment. Each room is decently sized, with a large bedroom and walk-in closet. We can t find much to complain about. The asking price? $185,000. baby travel system 83-84 116th Street [Laffey Fine Homes] GMAP