22-02 Astoria Blvd. (Google)
Aug. 31, 2020 By Christian Murray
A developer filed plans with the Dept. of Buildings Friday to build a five-story, mixed-use building in Astoria.
The building, which would go up at 22-02 Astoria Blvd., would include 16 apartments and commercial space on the first floor.
The plans show that the first floor would have 940 square feet of retail space. The upper floors would each have four units.
The building would have a total floor area of 12,500 square feet.
Under the proposal there would also be an eight car parking garage on the first floor, a laundry room and fitness center in the cellar, and a recreation area on the rooftop.
The building would replace a one-story building, the long-time home of the Furniture Market. Demolition permits have yet to be filed.
The developer is listed as Herman Carolini with a business name of Newtown 2 LLC.
22-02 Astoria Boulevard is marked in blue (City Planning)
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More affordable housing – $3000 studios?
Lifelong Astoria Gal, Don’t be a hater. Bring in nice people that want to make a home and a life here. The article does not say they will be $3000 studios. But hey, you know what? Good on them if they can pay $3000 and choose to live in Astoria/Queens.
Asking a question is not being a hater. It is a simple question…so, no need to be a troll, okay?
It’s our 1st Amendment right to Free Speech, “Darnell.” No trolling here. Anyone can comment. Let’s not put anyone down for making a good living and wanting to come live and contribute to our neighborhood. Have a good weekend!
It’s a problem if it’s named affordable but not affordable at all. It just makes the builders rich. Public loses tax revenue/social benefit because of this