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Five-Story, 38-Unit Building Going Up By Trinity Lutheran Church on 37th Street

Rendering (CW Realty)

Oct. 18, 2018 By Laura Hanrahan

Another residential development will soon be coming to Astoria.

CW Realty, a Brooklyn-based development firm, filed plans with the Department of Buildings for a five-story mixed-use building at 31-21 37th St. last week. A spokesperson for the firm said it plans to start construction in the winter of 2019.

The development will contain 38 residential units, all rentals.

Trinity Lutheran Church, which is located across the street, will take space on the ground floor and cellar, with floors two through five containing residential units. In addition, there will be parking for 20 vehicles.

The property is currently a parking lot.

The building is being designed by J Frankl C Mallea Associates Architects and Engineers.

The property is owned by the Trinity Lutheran Church, which entered into a ground lease with CW Realty in 2016.

31-21 37th St. (Google)

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Parry Ermogenous

With a surplus of inventory, prices will come down. Vacant apartments will lead landlords to take lower offers.

This is good for Astoria. Prices for rentals got too high.

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Yassou, Baby

This behemoth is far too large and out of scale with the rest of the neighborhood. Not to mention the strain it will put on local services and public transportation. Where is the Community Board to enforce zoning laws?

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yasss

it’s 38 apartments. that’s nothing. it’s five stories, which falls in line with local zoning. this is not a behemoth by any means.

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Who cares

Yes, when housing comes close to exceeding demand, rents will come down in New York City. Granted, we will all be dead and it will 800 years in the future.

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vic

Compared to Manhattan, Brooklyn and LIC these new developments in Astoria are a bargain for many whether you’re looking to buy or rent. There is a demand out there and that is why they are being built. Astoria will always be very economically and socially diverse. One new building may be charging so much in rent and the neighborhood older building may be housing people with rent vouchers.

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Bill de Blowsio

Sure, they might be a bargain in comparison to other places but it’s obviously not affordable. There are a lot of new high rises that are vacant and continue until they budge on their pricing.

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Who cares

Take 1:
Oh snap! You anonymously called a complete stranger on the Internet a ‘herb’. The ballz on you…

Take 2:
Please get back into your time machine and return to 1993 — nobody says ‘herb’ anymore.

Take 3:
Hello, Mrs Place? Little Park got into your computer and is writing worthless comments again…. Yes, I’m afraid he used ‘herb’…. Yes, I know, kids didn’t even say that when I was young either.

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Herb Broker

You must be a broker as well. Oh and a herb too. Please go back into your own time machine and move back to the flyover state you came from.

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